"Nikkei 225 Soars to All-Time High, Surpassing 1989 Record"

Japan's Nikkei 225 stock index has surged past its 1989 record to an all-time high, closing at 39,098.68, marking a significant milestone after years of faltering growth. The market's recent sharp gains have been driven by strong interest from foreign investors, particularly in computer chip-related shares, and the Bank of Japan's easy money policies. Record gains in corporate earnings, improved corporate governance, and a shift in investor behavior, particularly among younger generations, have also contributed to the market's appeal. Meanwhile, China's markets have struggled amid economic slowdown and tensions with the U.S. Despite the market's success, experts caution that the stock market does not fully reflect the overall economy.
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