Japanese Markets: Still a Buy?

Are Japanese markets still a buy after rising 170% since the pandemic, surpassing their roaring 1980s levels?

The reason why Japanese stocks have become some of the best-performing equities in Asia is largely due to the falling yen — a depreciation of around 60%. A weaker yen boosts Japan’s major exporters, as their overseas earnings convert into higher yen profits.

But what’s the downside? Inflation. (expand)
Yes, they wanted inflation, below 2% yoy will be ideal, but not at this rate of growth at 3.5%.

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