Shinzo Abe won another term as leader of Japan’s ruling party Thursday, putting him on course to become the country’s longest-serving prime minister. Since…
Shinzo Abe won another term as leader of Japan’s ruling party Thursday, putting him on course to become the country’s longest-serving prime minister. Since the end of 2012, when Mr. Abe was elected and began an economic program often dubbed “Abenomics,” the country’s markets have already undergone a quiet revolution.
First, the central bank’s balance sheet has ballooned thanks to bond-buying led by Gov.
