Japan's stock market, the Nikkei 225, has reached record highs, prompting international investors to consider the country as a diversification opportunity away from the US. This surge is attributed to a combination of factors including the election of Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, whose policies promoting growth, increased defense spending, and revival of nuclear power have garnered praise and attracted attention from investors like Warren Buffett.
Takaichi's reformist agenda, reminiscent of Margaret Thatcher, is seen by some as a "cultural seismic shock" that has unlocked value in the Japanese market. This is further bolstered by positive company reports, a stable regulatory environment, and a favorable trade deal with the US. Despite past volatility, experts believe the Nikkei's rise is sustainable and may just be the beginning.
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