The heads of two major securities firms have shared their outlook on the stock market. They predict the Nikkei stock average will reach 80,000 within the next year or so.
The CEOs of Nomura and Daiwa have flagged a potential risk that could impact this projection. They note that AI may spoil the stock market rally.
Further details on their predictions and concerns are available from the source, which reports on the views of these industry leaders.
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