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Japan Ishares MSCI ETF (NY: EWJ )

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Japanese Stocks Just Hit A 33 Year High And "Have Further To Go"
The Nikkei 225 closed above 30,000 for the first time since September 2021, just one day after the Topix closed at its highest level since 1990. 
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US Debt Ceiling Talks Continue, Market Uncertainty Rises
Japan’s National CPI and Australia’s unemployment rate are the two most important data releases expected for the rest of the week. 
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ETFs To Tap The Surge In Japan Stocks
While most ETFs have been delivering handsome returns this year, these are the popular ones that are crushing the broad market fund from a year-to-date look. 
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Foreign Equities Allocation Is A Winning Strategy This Year
The dominance of the US stock market over its foreign counterparts has for years been taken as a sign of the new world order for global asset allocation that forever and always favors American shares. 
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Japanese Stocks Rallied Five Weeks In A Row After Warren Buffett's Bet, Outperforming A Nearly Flat S&P 500
Since Warren Buffett expressed willingness to raise his exposures to Japanese trading companies on April 10, the Nikkei 225 index, which represents the broad Japanese stock market, registered gains for... 
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Japanese Recovery Continues, But Weakening Labor Data Is A Concern
Tokyo inflation slowed in February thanks to the government's energy subsidy programme. 
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Japan: Inflation May Have Peaked In January
Tokyo inflation dropped to 3.4% year-on-year in February from 4.4% in January, mostly due to the government subsidy programme which discounted energy fees. 
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Japan: 4Q22 GDP Rebounded, But Less Than Expected
The modest recovery is expected to continue this year, but it is questionable whether it is going to be strong enough for the Bank of Japan to make progress in normalization as rapidly as expected by... 
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Asia Week Ahead: Policy Meetings In China And The Philippines
Next week’s data calendar features policy meetings from the People's Bank of China and Banko Sentral ng Pilipinas, wage and job data from Australia, plus growth and price data from Japan. 
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Week Ahead: Does The Dollar Have Legs?
On technical grounds, the dollar looked oversold but there is a fundamental narrative that may help frame the correction. The world's largest economy is proving more resilient than many expected. 
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Main Events For May 1-5
The US, Canada and Japan have the market headlines to themselves Monday. After the holiday, we're also looking to events in Australia, New Zealand, China, Germany, Switzerland, the overall Eurozone,... 
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Bank Of Japan Stays On Hold But Policy Adjustment Is Coming
The Bank of Japan held its first policy decision meeting under Governor Kazuo Ueda. As expected, the BoJ has not changed any policy settings but made significant changes to the statement. 
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Asia Week Ahead: Bank Of Japan’s First Meeting With New Governor
The Bank of Japan will hold its monetary policy meeting on 27 and 28 April, the first time under Governor Kazuo Ueda, amid speculation about the timing of the monetary policy adjustment. 
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What Goes Up Must Come Down
We continue to observe how markets can act with a herding mindset. In this way, there may be cries of a soft landing in one moment, a no landing the next, and a hard landing shortly thereafter. 
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Who’s The New BOJ Governor?
Overnight, there was considerable movement in the USDJPY with rampant press speculation over who would be nominated as the next governor of the BOJ. 
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Asia Week Ahead: Policy Meetings From China And Indonesia
Next week’s data calendar features rate hike decisions from China and Indonesia, trade and price data from Japan, plus GDP from China. 
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Buffett Loves Japan: Nikkei Stocks Rally After Berkshire Hathaway CEO Says He Raises Bets in Five Japanese Trading Houses
Shares of the Nikkei 225, the largest equity index in Japan, increased more than 1% after Berkshire Hathaway Inc (NYSE: BKR-A) CEO Warren Buffett stated in a media interview with Nikkei press that he... 
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Japan, A Record Trade Deficit In 2022 Added To Its Woes
Japan reported a record annual trade deficit in 2022. It marked Japan's second straight year of red ink and surpassed the 2014 record of 12.8 trillion yen. 
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A Dozen Months & A Look At A Dozen Charts
With Q1 2023 behind us, here I offer a closer look at a dozen charts (most of them displaying ETFs). This crude granularity allows one to see in simple terms what the long-term personality of each... 
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Asia Week Ahead: Inflation Data From Australia And Japan
Next week’s data calendar features inflation numbers from Australia and Japan plus activity data from Korea and China. 
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Asia Week Ahead: Regional Central Bank Meetings And Trade Data
Next week’s calendar features policy meetings from several regional central banks, and trade numbers from India, Korea, and Taiwan. 
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How Much Has Really Changed In The Past Week?
Investors are looking at 2008 for clues, but the banking system is totally different in 2023. The ECB raised rates by 50bp this week and we expect the Fed to continue trying to restrain prices. 
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Asia Week Ahead: Flurry Of Data From China Plus Key Central Bank Meeting
Next week’s data calendar is packed, with a data dump from China, India’s inflation reading, Australia’s labor figures, Japan’s trade data, and the Bank Indonesia policy meeting. 
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Asia Week Ahead: Growth And Inflation Reports From Major Economies
Next week’s Asia calendar features GDP data from India and Australia, inflation from Australia, Japan, and Indonesia, Singapore’s retail sales, and PMI data from Korea, Japan, China, and Taiwan. 
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Asia Week Ahead: Indian Inflation, Australian Jobs Data Plus Key Central Bank Decisions
Next week’s data calendar features inflation readings from India, labor data from Australia, Japan’s latest GDP report, and rate decisions from China, Indonesia, and the Philippines. 
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Week Ahead: US CPI to Begin Sharper Deacceleration through H1 23
The dollar has rebounded along with US economic data. Now we watch the upcoming data for the EU, UK, Japan and Australia. Plus Canada, Mexico, China. 
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Asia Week Ahead: PMI Data From China And India
Next week we'll get PMI data from China and India plus several data reports from Korea. 
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Will The Year Of The Rabbit Run Out Of Steam?
Credit spreads have rallied at the start of the year, with equities also posting positive returns. Better news on growth and inflation supports this price action. However, we would also note that there... 
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Buckle Up, The Bond Market Is About To Break A Major Central Bank
The BoJ announced that it won’t be changing its policy despite the obvious signs that it is losing control of its bond market. We’re about to find out what happens when a bond market breaks a major... 
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Asia Week Ahead: China Activity Data, Australia’s Jobs Report Plus Key Central Bank Decisions
Next week’s data calendar features China’s GDP numbers, jobs data from Australia, and a rate hike by Bank Indonesia. 
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