Goldman Strategists Raise Forecasts for Japanese Shares on Stable Yen View

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Goldman Strategists Raise Forecasts for Japanese Shares on Stable Yen View
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Goldman Sachs Group Inc. strategists raised their forecasts for Japanese shares to reflect updated assumptions that the yen likely won’t strengthen much in coming months.

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