What makes the economy different, and why this (might) make Japanese stocks relatively attractive.
>"In August, Japanese consumer price inflation rose to 3% y/y. That’s a 30-year high, but officials in the U.S. or Europe can only dream of such a low figure. "
Ahem:
https://twitter.com/asymptosis/status/1575929072202702848
Looking at Japan with FT Unhedged
>"In August, Japanese consumer price inflation rose to 3% y/y. That’s a 30-year high, but officials in the U.S. or Europe can only dream of such a low figure. "
Ahem:
https://twitter.com/asymptosis/status/1575929072202702848