By Scott McGlashan is manager of the Close Finsbury Japanese Equity Fund Investors have treated ...
By Scott McGlashan is manager of the Close Finsbury Japanese Equity Fund Investors have treated the recent rally in the Japan with scepticism. An obvious attempt has been made by the authorities to push the market higher for a good close at the end of the fiscal year on 31 March and it is widely assumed the market will fall away once this manipulation has finished. However, any setback to share prices will be temporary. The world economy, led by the US, is recovering more rapidly than expected. The historic correlations between global economic recovery, Japanese industrial productio...
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