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Japanese stocks rise on Takaichi’s snap election landslide
Japan’s new prime minister Sanae Takaichi has won a landslide victory in a snap election, prompting optimism that her pro-growth agenda will benefit Japanese stocks
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Japan is still rising to new highs – here's how to invest
Opinion Political ructions in Japan are no obstacle to gains, and the return of inflation may even benefit stocks, says Max King. What is Japan doing right?
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Yoshiaki Murakami: Japan’s original corporate raider
The originator of Japanese activism, Yoshiaki Murakami, was disgraced by an insider-trading scandal in 2006. Now, he's back, shaking things up
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Should investment trusts hire new faces to fix old problems?
Opinion Changing managers often fails to boost a trust’s performance, says Max King
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Is now a good time to invest in Japan?
Japan is set to appoint its first ever female prime minister this week. Is now a good time to invest in Japanese stocks and investment trusts?
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Japan’s medium-sized stocks provide shelter from trade wars
Nicholas Price, portfolio manager of Fidelity Japan Trust, tells us where to invest in Japan
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Japan enters an era of political instability
The result of the general election in Japan has thrown the country into uncertain times, politically
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What is the Nikkei 225 and how can you trade in it?
Explainer The Nikkei 225 is Japan’s major stock market index.
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Japan’s new PM Shigeru Ishiba calls snap election – why now?
The new leader, Shigeru Ishiba, has called a snap election seeking a new mandate just three days into his post. What does this mean for the country's economy?
