Abenomics

Potential for success with third arrow reforms

Japanese companies are in a good position to deliver attractive returns to their shareholders in the years ahead, writes Reiko Mito, portfolio manager at GAM.

Richard Dunbar, investment director at Aberdeen Asset Management, analyses if the latest stimulus measures by the Japanese authorities could herald a second 'new dawn' for the country's economy, or are simply another lost effort

Concerns Japan won't escape "economic doldrums"

Income prospects still strong in Japan

Aims to stop firms hoarding cash is working

After an exodus of global investors from the Japanese stockmarket, disappointed by seemingly stalled reforms and a reverse of the dollar-yen exchange rate, which dampened earnings momentum for many exporting companies, it seems there are now opportunities...

Smaller than expectations

Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's goal is to make Japan a country that is admired and respected by Asian and global leaders. This becomes impossible without a strong economy, writes Jesper Koll, CEO of WisdomTree Japan.

Index 'substantially' below all-time peak