On the 14th, it was announced that Prime Minister Kishida will not run for the Liberal Democratic Party presidential election in September. When Kyodo News gave an update in the morning and each company continued, the Nikkei Stock Average rose by about 300 yen, then fell by about 550 yen, then fluctuated, returning to the level before the report.The sense of uncertainty caused by the change of prime minister had an impact on the marketSeemably.
The exchange rate also fluctuated. The yen rose from around 1 dollar = 147 yen to about 146.2 yen, then returned to around 146.9 yen.
The change in Japan's top management is expected to have a significant impact on the market. Notable stocks will be picked up due to the change of Prime Minister Kishida.
＜Notable stocks due to Prime Minister Kishida not running ＞
●The possibility that the general election will be early
The term of office of members of the House of Representatives expires in 25/10, but there is a possibility that the Liberal Democratic Party will speed up the general election period due to the change in the president, who is the “face of the election.” Election-related stocks include those related to voting equipment $Musashi (7521.JP)$Ya $GLORY (6457.JP)$, direct mail, election notification envelopes, etc. $Imura (3955.JP)$, related to opinion polls and exit polls $Pasona Group (2168.JP)$There are things like that. ...