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- Testing Times for the Japanese Stock Market - Editor, 19 June 2006 - No Comments yet
The encouraging turn of the Japanese economy from disturbing years of deflation, makes no sense of recent trends in its stock market. One would have expected the Nikkei to focus on the creditable improvement of its home environment, rather than ape international stock market trends, but the week beginning June 12 2006 has belied such expectations.
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