The Japan crisis will trigger a global commodity boom as it requires more raw materials to rebuild its decimated infrastructure, says HSBC's chief economist Stephen King.
Matrix is moving its flagship Asia long/short fund, managed by Rupert Foster, to daily dealing.
Henderson's Michael Wood-Martin discusses the impact of the Japanese earthquake on equity markets and explains how recent spikes in trading volumes provide some good news from a market perspective.
Chris Taylor, manager of the Neptune Japan Opportunities fund, has warned Japan may face downgrades to its credit rating and see its currency weaken after last week's earthquake.
Rathbones' David Coombs is adding Japanese stocks to his portfolio in the view its economy will rebound quickly from the aftermath of last week's devastating earthquake and tsunami.
Updated: Global stock markets fell sharply on Tuesday as investor panic spreads following a third explosion at Japan's Fukushima nuclear power plant.
Updated 9:45am: The FTSE suffered triple-digit losses in Tuesday trade after a third explosion rocked Japan's Fukushima nuclear power plant, raising fresh radiation fears and sparking a 1,000-point plunge on the country's Nikkei index.
Japan's Topix index posted its worst two-day results since the crash of 1987, as shares continued to sink.