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Ten potential market surprises for Japan in 2018
Jesper Koll, head of Japan at WisdomTree, takes a closer look at the 'outlier scenarios' he worries could have large investment implications.
Five years of Abenomics: Five charts that matter
Review of Shinzo Abe's prized policy
Moving on from Japan's 'lost decade'
After a torrid 15 years of deflation, it is time to forget about 'the lost decade' in Japan.
Redwood: In a world of expensive shares, we still find value in Japan
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe won his election comfortably, as many in the market hoped and expected.
Japan election verdict: Uncertainty calmed as landslide victory guarantees the future of Abenomics
Katsunori Kitakura, lead strategist at SuMi Trust, explains why investors have cause to be optimistic following Shinzo Abe's re-election.
How positive is Abe win for Japanese equities?
Government requires 'boldness' to overcome long-term challenges
Japanese stocks rise on Abe's landslide election victory
Gains for yen and Nikkei 225
Rathbones' Coombs: The dilemmas for the BoJ
Withdrawal of QE could cause 'considerable fallout'
Why investors in Japan should put aside fears over political risk
World's third-largest economy
Contrarian Investor: Putting Japan back on investment map
Transfixed by Trump, Brexit and Le Pen, it is increasingly obvious that we have all become too addicted to banging on about the macro and politics.
Why the three arrows of Abenomics are primed for success
Confidence in the Abe administration
Legg Mason's Shiozumi: Japan should feel benefits of Abenomics this year
Inflation to reach 2% by 2018
What is the dividend opportunity in Japan?
Still lower than other developed markets
Could Japan strengthen thanks to Trump administration?
Global trade deals
Redwood: Are Abe's arrows hitting the mark?
When Shinzo Abe first took up his post as Japan's Prime Minister, he did so thanks to his vivid use of language, writes Charles Stanley's John Redwood.
Geffen's outlook for 2017: The 'electrotherapeutic shocking of the investment community'
Looking favourably at Japan
Japan still has not broken free from a deflationary mindset
The Japanese stockmarket had been sluggish and trading-orientated in the wake of the yen's recent appreciation, partly reflecting renewed jitters over the Trump risk when it came to the US presidential election, writes Hideo Shiozumi, manager of the Legg...
Brexit u-turn, 'QE Endless' and US healthcare plunges: Ten 'outrageous predictions' for 2017
'Brexit will become Bremain'
Fidelity's Price: Where are Japan's mis-priced assets?
Japan has been struggling with next to no growth and fighting deflation for more than 20 years, leading to huge monetary and fiscal stimulus and structural reforms, from the 'three arrows' of Abenomics to the central bank's purchase of enormous swathes...
Are small caps the key to returns in the Japanese market?
Regardless of market conditions, active management in the Japanese small-cap market is still able to provide a better return with less volatility when compared to Japanese equity market as a whole.
Can the rally in Japanese equities continue?
Sluggish growth and weak domestic spending
Kames' Peden boosts Japan exposure on global income fund
Corporates have the 'firepower' to increase dividends
Parmenion's Thornton-Boelman: Will the yen ever listen?
Fed rate hike would strengthen dollar vs the yen
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