The Japanese stock market is attracting eyeballs from around the world, with the benchmark Nikkei breaching the 33,000 mark, hitting a 33-year high in recent times.
The latest surge has even caught the attention of billionaire investor Warren Buffet, whose investment company Berkshire Hathaway just this week purchased additional shares in five major Japanese trading houses, sending its average ownership of them to more than 8.5%.
So, what are the factors contributing to this bullish run, and can it continue?
On Money in the Market, Emaad Akhtar speaks to Daniel Hurley, Portfolio Specialist for Emerging Market & Japan Equities, T. Rowe Price to find out more.