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Is Japan's Record-Breaking Stock Rally a Passing Mirage or a Promising New Era?

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Japan's Nikkei 225 Stock Average made history on February 22, soaring to a record high of 39098.68, surpassing levels not seen since December 1989. Now, the question on everyone's mind is whether this remarkable rally is merely a fleeting moment of success or if it signals the dawn of a new era for Japanese stocks.


This article is structured into two distinct halves. The first half examines the asset price bubble that emerged during the 1980s, analyzing the factors that facilitated its meteoric rise and eventual collapse. Shifting gears to the second half, the article delves into the noteworthy recovery phase that ensued, catalyzed by the global inflation crisis. The longevity and robustness of the ongoing record-breaking stock rally are also evaluated in this section.

 

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