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Japanese bank outperformance has a bit further to go

Japanese banks are the one sector benefitting from the BoJ’s tightening cycle as higher interest rates lift their income by more than their expenses. And although they’ve struggled more recently amid the “Liberation Day” fallout, we think their outperformance relative to the broader Japanese market isn’t quite over yet.

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