WisdomTree Insights
Can a weakening yen continue to bolster Japanese equity markets? Brian Manby outlines why the answer may be yes, if historical relationships remain intact.
After a bold move from ¥103 per dollar to ¥138 in less than two years, the Japanese yen suddenly finds itself at a weakness level not seen since 1998. Jeff Weniger discusses the currency’s moves and what it means for investors.