Japan's polarised stock market leaves few options for investors
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The gap in valuations of Japanese shares is at its widest since the dot-com crisis two decades ago and will likely stay that way until global trade tensions ease, analysts say.The Nikkei share average has been stuck in a narrow trading range for months but, behind the lull in activity, a major polarisation is taking place, analysts say."On average, Japanese share valuations are fairly cheap, but when you are stock-picking, many of the shares you would like are already quite..