Following Shinzo Abe's re-election as Prime Minister in 2012 and the infamous 'three arrow' stimulus package, the Japanese equity market was a star performer among the world's stock markets in 2013.
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Everyone likes low prices, but if I said to you the level of Japanese consumer prices are now at the same level as way back in October 1998, then correctly you would conclude something is not quite right.
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Growth, trade and geopolitics have left the equity markets struggling to gain traction lately. Japan is no exception, with the market facing a strengthening yen as investors seek out perceived 'safe havens'.