TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese fund managers cut their global stock weighting to a new six-year low in June, worried that share prices may have risen too far without sufficiently strong evidence of a recovery for the world economy. Full Article

The global financial crisis has been a catalyst for many to look back at history and see what, if anything, was learned from Japan's so-called "Lost decade" in the 1990s, as well as the Great Depression, ... Full Article | Comments [1]
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