Letter from Nikkei Asia's editor: Japan Inc.'s treasure trove
Outgoing PM Kishida is already becoming less of a focus, but it's worth acknowledging that under his leadership, the Nikkei Stock Average hit a record high and the economy is finally on the verge of emerging from decades of deflation. To a certain extent, these could be among the achievements we will remember the Kishida government for.
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