Japan's Sticky Inflation Is Key to a Long-Lasting Bull Market

The video discusses how inflation influences Japan's stock market, highlighting the central bank's efforts to reach a 2% inflation target. It examines the impact of cash holdings by corporates and households on the market, and how inflation encourages spending and investment. The video also covers price hikes and their effect on corporate profitability, as well as the challenges smaller companies face in keeping up with wage growth and passing costs to consumers.

How does inflation influence the stock market in Japan?

What are the implications of corporates holding a lot of cash in Japan?

How might individual investors impact the stock market in Japan?

In what ways have companies adjusted their pricing strategies in response to inflation?

What challenges do smaller companies face in keeping up with wage growth trends?