David Batchelor writes on Japan in Trustnet:
“The return of investor interest to a market that had suffered over two ‘lost decades’ has been the result of ongoing corporate reforms in recent years that have made the country markedly more friendly to investors. At first sight, the landslide election victory of prime minister Sanae Takaichi this February seems likely to keep the momentum alive, given her explicitly pro-growth agenda. But are there also new risks to consider in the Land of the Rising Sun?”
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