The compelling reason Japanese stocks could finish the year higher despite the current “triple whammy”

The reasons Japanese stocks could rally toward year-end despite being in a “triple-whammy” phase are examined through the column by independent analyst Hirano Kenichi (平野憲一) and the outlook for the USD/JPY exchange rate.

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Shikiho Online features a column by independent analyst Hirano Kenichi (平野憲一), which is published, in principle, every other Monday. The article also touches on the USD/JPY exchange rate.

The column explains, against the backdrop of trends in the USD/JPY exchange rate, the rationale for expecting Japanese stocks to reach year-end highs despite being in a “triple-whammy” phase.

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AuthorHirano Kenichi (平野憲一) contributes a column as an independent analyst

FrequencyPublished, in principle, every other Monday

SourceA column on Shikiho Online

SubjectDiscusses the outlook for the USD/JPY exchange rate and why Japanese stocks could rally toward year-end

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