Japan still a 'buy' despite entering bear territory

J.P. Morgan’s top money manager sees fear of China driving long-term reform in Japan and says investors should take recent stock market losses on the chin.
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The Japanese government’s efforts to stimulate the country’s moribund economy remain on track, says Jan Loeys, J.P. Morgan’s head of global asset allocation and alternative investments, and he urges investors to continue to buy into the country’s stock market.

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