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Tune out of Japan’s politics – but buy Japanese stocks
News Japan's recent general election was devoid of much interest. But the country's stockmarket holds plenty of appeal.
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Japan’s new prime minister rattles the markets
News Investors appear unimpressed with Fumio Kishida, the man chosen to succeed Yoshihide Suga as Japan’s prime minister.
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Japanese stockmarket enjoys a “Suga rush” as PM steps down
News The Japanese stockmarket has hit a 30-year high following the resignation of prime minister Yoshihide Suga.
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Why now is a great time to buy Japanese stocks
Opinion Japan’s stockmarket is riding high after its PM announced he was to step down. But there are still plenty of bargains. Saloni Sardana looks at the reasons why now's a good time to buy into Japan's unloved stockmarket.
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Japanese stocks offer plenty of promise at the right price
Cover Story After decades of disappointment, Japan is packed with opportunities for investors, says Alex Rankine.
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Japan wakes up to private equity
News Private-equity investors are hunting for bargains in Japan, flush with cheap financing from Japanese megabanks.
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Look beyond Japan’s Olympic omnishambles
News Japan's insistence on going through with the Olympics in the midst of the global pandemic has been described as a "suicide mission". But the long-term case for investors in Japan is encouraging.
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Japanese stocks reach a 30-year high
News Japan’s Nikkei 225 stockmarket index has broken through the 30,000-point level for the first time since 1990.
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Japanese stocks have hit a new milestone – one not seen since 1990
Opinion The Nikkei 225 – Japan’s oldest stockmarket index – has finally hit 30,000 for the first time in 30 years. It’s just one more reason to invest in one of our favourite markets, says John Stepek.
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