The indexes marked their best months since late 2020 in July and with year-to-date losses of about 3% or less, both are outperforming world equities' 15% drop, yet analysts say there aren't many catalysts to drive a rally."Medium- and long-term investors are on the sidelines," said Yutaka Miura, a senior equities analyst at Mizuho Securities | Subscribe To Our Free Newsletter |
