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The Liberal Democratic Party presidential election to be held on the 27th seems to have narrowed down to three candidates according to various media. The three candidates have significantly different stances on economic policies.Depending on who becomes the de facto next prime minister, it is inevitable that it will impact the stock market.It is a critical situation. The economic policies of the top 3 candidates and how they will impact stock prices can be inferred from past reports and statements regarding fiscal policy and the Bank of Japan's interest rate hike policy.
The ones believed to have a high chance of winning the presidential election are,Shigeru Ishibaa former Secretary-General of the Liberal Democratic Party,Sanae Takaichithe Minister of State for Economic and Fiscal Policy,Shinjiro KoizumiThree former environment ministers.
Most media outlets are reporting that the runoff vote is expected to be held between the top two out of the three candidates. If it becomes a critical runoff vote with a high weight of parliamentary votes, there is a widely held view that Mr. Ishiba is at a disadvantage.
If it's Mr. Takai, could it be 'Abenomics 2.0'?
It is considered that the highest likelihood of a stock market rally would occur if he becomes the 'next prime minister.'Mr. Takai...It would be a typical proactive fiscal policy combined with cautious interest rate hikes. Mr. Takai, who received support from the late Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in the 2021 party presidential election, is known as a 'Reflationist' like Abe, and is expected to continue Abenomics.It is expected that he will inherit Abenomics.of Abenomics...