Following the announcement of Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's resignation, the election will be announced on September 12th.It has been reported that 11 people have declared or expressed their intention to run in the Liberal Democratic Party leadership election, which will be held on the 27th, resulting in a fierce and chaotic battle.Therefore, we will analyze the fiscal policies of each candidate and their stance on the Bank of Japan's interest rate hike based on past reports and statements.The economic policies of the next prime minister are expected to have a significant impact on the stock market and the macroeconomy.Therefore, it is anticipated that there will be some impact.
Therefore, we will analyze the fiscal policies of each candidate and their stance on the Bank of Japan's interest rate hike based on past reports and statements.
The lineup of candidates for the presidential election is being discussed.
(In parentheses, the approval rating based on the opinion poll "the most suitable person for the next LDP president" conducted by Nihon Keizai Shimbun and TV Tokyo on the 21st and 22nd.)
<Candidates who have already declared their candidacy>
Taro KonoDigital minister (7%)
Takayuki KobayashiFormer Minister of Economic Security (8%)
Shigeru IshibaFormer Secretary-General of the Liberal Democratic Party (18%)
Expected Candidates (Based on Reports)
Shinjiro KoizumiFormer Environment Minister (23%)
Yoshimasa HayashiChief Cabinet Secretary (2%)
Toshimitsu MotegiSecretary General of the Liberal Democratic Party (1%)
< Expressing willingness to run (Based on reports) >
Ken SaitoMinister of Economy, Trade and Industry (1%)
Haya SanaeMinister in charge of economic security (11%)
Kato KatsunobuFormer Chief Cabinet Secretary (1%)
Kamikawa YokoMinister of Foreign Affairs (6%)
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