The Japanese , financial and monetary Bubble, of the Years 1980 and 1990 is a Bulle on the Financial credit Japanese caused by a fast repatriation of Japanese capital coming from the the United States, following a Dépréciation fast of the dollar related to the Accords of Plaza.

This bubble burst with the beginning of the year 1990, and put a term at what is commonly called the “Japanese Miracle”.

In 2007, the consequences of this bubble are still visible, whereas the country tries to leave one period of weak Déflation.

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The culminating point of the bubble on the Japanese market of the actions is reached on December 29th, 1989, with higher during the meeting with 38.957,44 for the index Nikkei.

It was followed by the “lost decade”, marked by an increase in the Unemployment rate.

Between 1991 and 2003, the prices of the real estate did not cease decreasing.