Selling dominated the Tokyo market today. Concerns increased over political turmoil following the ruling party's expected loss of a majority in the lower house election held yesterday, acting as a drag on stock prices. Additionally, there is heightened caution towards the US presidential election voting to be held on November 5, which has become a factor restraining buying interest. On the other hand, the Nikkei Average had dropped nearly 2000 yen in the 8 trading days from the day after the lower house election announcement (October 15) to the end of last week. The market seems to have priced in the negative factors, and following the opening, the Nikkei Average turned higher.
182718541 : You won't know until you look at it for a day. It's 10 o'clock and I still don't know.
Incidentally, it is said that it has already been factored in, but if the backstage also closes due to a rise, if there is a trend of not being swayed by the Japanese political situation, it probably means that politics is not worthy of evaluation.
蝉ふくろう : I don't think it's possible to use up all of this. Rather, the discomfort of the increase today has increased concerns about being sold over a longer period. With a weak yen and stock market decline, it could potentially continue to be in a triple decline.