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At Last: Buffett Validates Abe’s Legacy

Abe’s project of resurrecting Japan as a confident, independent geopolitical player would never succeed without economic revival

By Peter Tasker | September 6, 2020
Articles Finance

The World Won’t Turn Japanese for Long: Inflation Is Coming

The last few weeks have seen more civil disorder in the United States and the UK than Japan experienced in two “lost decades.”

By Peter Tasker | June 30, 2020
Articles Finance

At Last – the Missing Arrow!

What went missing after the initial phase of Abenomics was the second arrow, fiscal stimulus.

By Peter Tasker | December 19, 2019
Finance Reflections

Can Japan Become the Sixth Eye?

With a new Asia-focused Cold War taking shape, the idea that capital should flow across borders unimpeded is for the birds

By Peter Tasker | November 7, 2019
Articles Finance Politics

Japan is Still the Future

In demographics too, Japan is looking more like a pioneer than an outlier.

By Peter Tasker | October 5, 2019
Articles Finance

Nikkei 39,000: Scenarios for a New High for Japanese Stocks

On that basis, new highs should come sooner rather than later.

By Peter Tasker | September 24, 2019
Articles Finance

Galactic Japanification – What Comes Next?

Politically, most Western countries are not in the same postcode… societies are already polarizing and political systems buckling.

By Peter Tasker | August 23, 2019
Finance Reflections

Modern Monetary Theory: Coming Your Way Soon (Unless Big Changes Are Made)

Far from soaring interest rates, as doomsters consistently predicted, Japanese bond yields have fallen to vanishing point.

By Peter Tasker | August 9, 2019
Articles Finance

Europe Turning Japanese? It’s Much Worse Than That!

Two decades of “turning European” could prove disastrous. I really think so.

By Peter Tasker | April 24, 2019
Articles Finance

Japan’s Reflation Drive: Don’t Quit, Double Down!

For him to suggest that it is better for prices to fall than rise is equivalent to the Pope renouncing Catholicism.

By Peter Tasker | March 1, 2019
Articles Finance

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