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A Reuters survey shows that expectations that the Sino-US trade dispute will eventually ease should help Japanese stocks rebound by the end of December, up 6% from last week's close.
The median estimates of 28 analysts and fund managers surveyed last week show that the Nikkei Index. N225 will report at 22,375 by the end of the year.
Estimates range from 19,500 to 25,000, which is equivalent to an 8% drop or an 18% increase over last week's close of 21,117.
However, most market participants still expect that US President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping will finally reach an agreement.
Analysts say that even if an agreement is reached next month to end the trade war, how the U.S. economy can retreat entirely from the trade war remains a big risk for the global economy and stock markets.
Another major concern, market watchers say, is whether the Japanese government will raise the consumption tax in October as planned and the impact of the tax increase on consumption.

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