Primed for a rebound: Japanese stocks ready to flex their muscles again
Deep Dive into Japanese equities
Daryl Liew of REYL Singapore
After a record eight years of political continuity, Japan has a new Prime Minister, with Yoshihide Suga winning the Liberal Democratic Party leadership race to succeed Shinzo Abe, who had to resign due to ill health.
As the former Chief Cabinet Secretary in the Abe administration, Suga was voted in to be the steady hand and continue Abe's policies to steer Japan's economy through the current Covid-19 crisis. Any...
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