It has been a long time since Japanese stocks were last in favour.
Even before the global rout of stock markets that followed the collapse of Lehman Brothers last September, the Nikkei had been falling for more than a year.
By Lindsay Whipp in Tokyo
Published: June 11 2009 19:31 | Last updated: June 11 2009 19:31
It has been a long time since Japanese stocks were last in favour.
Even before the global rout of stock markets that followed the collapse of Lehman Brothers last September, the Nikkei had been falling for more than a year.