Investors growing sceptical about Abenomics
Nikkei's plunge, poor growth and inflation numbers cast doubt on stimulus
Tokyo
RENEWED turmoil in global markets is beginning to erode investor confidence in Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's pledge to revitalise the economy through his massive "Abenomics" stimulus programme.
Doubts over the efficacy of Mr Abe's cocktail of monetary easing, fiscal stimulus and structural reforms have been growing for several months as the world's third-largest economy fails to motor on and inflation remains a long way off the Bank of Japan's 2 per cent goal.
TRENDING NOW
True Fitness, True Yoga close all outlets; liquidators start winding-up process
‘A bank should ask questions’: Five DBS accounts linked to Jho Low associate in 1MDB case
Ng family’s Far East group sells Watten Estate property for S$84.2 million to Aurum Land
What’s luck got to do with it? Everything, says Malaysian jewellery king Tomei’s chief