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Japan's Nikkei 225 eclipsed 33,000 for the first time in 33 years, and the significant rally has attracted major investor interest.
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Global portfolio managers are increasingly bullish on Japan, and they are allocating more cash to this rising market.
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Upcoming events, such as shareholder meetings and sales reports, are expected to provide insights into the future direction of Japanese equities as the first half of the year concludes.
While the Magnificent Seven remains in the limelight, international investors may be missing out on an exciting show in Japan. We touched on it earlier this month, but the Nikkei’s massive run-up has taken another leg higher lately.
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