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AI Rally, Weaker Yen Set the Stage for Japan’s Market Return

Bloomberg Markets Wednesday 23 September 2026, 22:44 UTC By Alice French 1 min read
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Japanese stocks look poised to catch up with a global AI-led rally when trading resumes on Thursday, while a weaker yen keeps currency intervention risk in focus.

Japanese stocks look poised to catch up with a global AI-led rally when trading resumes on Thursday, while a weaker yen keeps currency intervention risk in focus.
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