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A 66-year-old man in Japan won the equivalent of 3.8 million USD in the lottery. He told his wife it was only 30,000.

His extremely frugal wife kept counting every yen, while he secretly drove around in a luxury car and checked himself into five-star onsens.

Eventually his guilt caught up with him and he invested the money back into his family.

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Highlights: Fresh hopes for a US rate cut in December brought some relief after last week’s tech roller coaster. Japan’s Nikkei, however, continues to struggle amid ongoing China-Japan tensions and sharply rising bond yields.

US tech set the tone: the Nasdaq 100 jumped nearly 3%, and Asian markets followed suit as the week kicked off.

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