Donald Trump's comeback as U.S. president is likely to lift Tokyo stocks into early next year, with his proposed tax cuts and protectionist policies expected to further weaken the yen, benefitting exporter shares.But whether buying is sustained will depend on to what degree he implements his policy agenda after he takes office and what impact it has in driving up inflation in the United States. His plan to increase tariffs, meanwhile, is likely to adversely affect Japanese firms."The initial reaction (to the election outcome) is likely to be higher stocks, as market sentiment will be bullis…READ FULL ARTICLE
