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(Bloomberg) -- Japan’s much-anticipated exit from its ultra-easy monetary policy is likely to have the unusual effect of making the equity market the biggest beneficiary from interest-rate hikes.Most Read from BloombergTrump Keeps NY Empire Intact as Judge Rescinds Asset-Sale OrderRecord US Stock Rally Is Under Threat From a World in TurmoilSystemic Risk Concerns Grow Among Money Managers as Real Estate Woes Cause TurmoilWall Street’s Moelis Bet Big on the Middle East. Now He’s Cashing InChina S

Japan seems to be in its final stage of declaring victory over decades of deflation.

The gains in recent weeks were driven by yen weakness and global risk-on sentiment, with outlook for Japanese corporate earnings robust.

Japan is on track to end the year as Asia’s best-performing market, with the Nikkei 225 advancing 28% to hit levels not seen since 1989.

Japan is on track to end the year as Asia's best-performing market, with the Nikkei 225 advancing 28% to hit levels not seen since 1989.