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Japan got caught in the tech selloff. Now it’s time to buy the dip, says strategist.

Japan got caught in the tech selloff. Now it’s time to buy the dip, says strategist.
MarketWatch Wednesday 26 August 2026, 09:09 UTC By Jamie Chisholm 1 min read
Key Points

A research firm says there are cyclical, fundamental and technical reason to buy Japanese stocks.

A research firm says there are cyclical, fundamental and technical reason to buy Japanese stocks. [Image text:] GESS 72 1637.5 1074 1264.5 10 2542 18085.0 5267.0 Ouick QUICK
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