Why big investors have fallen in love with the Japanese Stock Exchange 30 years later

It took thirty-five years for the Japan Stock Exchange to escape the pernicious effects of the country's financial bubble in the late 1980s. The NikKei 225 index returns to record highs above 40,000 points, after a long journey of disinflation, negative rates and continuous intervention by its central bank, the BOJ, in financial markets, buying bonds and also stocks. Last year, inflation returned to its economy and it is expected that, at last, …