The Timid Bull
In 1992, the Japanese government bought stocks worth around $36 billion, and told the big four securities houses not to sell in an effort to boost the markets. Even then, the revival was only temporary.
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In 1992, the Japanese government bought stocks worth around $36 billion, and told the big four securities houses not to sell in an effort to boost the markets. Even then, the revival was only temporary.
First Published: Sep 10 1996 | 12:00 AM IST