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The peak of the AI frenzy has passed
When did the AI frenzy peak and what does it mean for tech companies?
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Japan's stock market crashes – what it means for investors
Japan's stock market crash could ultimately mean “lower prices and better valuations” for investors
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What does a weak yen mean for Japanese stocks?
The Japanese yen has hit its lowest level against the US Dollar since 1986. What does it mean for its stock market?
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Japan is back: Three Japanese stocks to ride the rebound
Personal View A professional investor tells MoneyWeek where he’d put his money. Nicholas Price highlights three favourites.
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8 ways to profit from Japan’s recovery
Corporate reform, normalising monetary policy and cheap valuations make Japanese equities a top long-term bet, says Alex Rankine.
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Is it different this time for Japanese stocks?
Analysis Nikkei 225 Index has jumped 19.8% this year, and there are signs the rally could continue.
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Is Japan the best market to invest in now?
Opinion Japan puts Western economies to shame and offers good value for both equity and bond investors, says Max King.
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Three ways to invest in Japanese value stocks
Tips Japanese stocks have fallen out of favour with investors, but they are looking ripe for recovery, says Max King.
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Japan's stockmarket gets a boost from the weak yen
News Japan’s stockmarket has outperformed so far this year, with corporate profits at their highest since 1954 and a weak yen inflating overseas earnings.
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