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Economic measures equivalent to those during the COVID-19 pandemic, focusing on consumption tax reduction, grants, and control of gasoline prices.
In response to the high tariff policy of the Trump administration, Prime Minister Ishiba expressed that he is considering economic measures comparable to those for the new coronavirus. Options such as the strongly requested reduction of the consumption tax, as well as subsidies for cash benefits and gasoline expenses, have emerged. Prominent stocks have been searched from each GAINIANBANKUAI. <Consumption Tax Reduction> Rising in ready-to-eat sweets, the momentum for reducing the consumption tax is rising not only among the opposition but also within the ruling party recently. Although Prime Minister Ishiba has yet to abandon his cautious stance, the effect of boosting support ratings is.
Focusing on domestic demand sectors that are less affected by tariff impacts for buying on dips.
■This week, while trying to identify the timing for buying on dips, attention is focused on intergovernmental discussions among various countries regarding the tariff policies of the Trump administration in the USA. If any country can extract concessions from the Trump administration, buying back will likely come into play, but it is difficult to expect a rapid improvement in market conditions. On the 4th, the Dow Jones Industrial Average in the US fell sharply by 2,231 points. The Nikkei 225 Futures also saw instances of dropping below 32,000 yen during the night session, and impacts are unavoidable in Emerging Markets as well.
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Stocks News Premium = Spring Labor Offensive demands a wage increase of over 6%, renewed focus on 'oshi-katsu' related to young people's consumption.
The wage increase demand in this year's spring labor negotiations by labor unions affiliated with the Japanese Trade Union Confederation (Rengō) has exceeded 6%. This is expected to be the highest growth in 32 years, surpassing last year's more than 5%, due to companies strengthening their efforts to improve the treatment of young employees in order to secure talent. Companies that can attract this demographic's consumption are likely to become the winners. <Recent starting salaries in the 300,000 yen range> According to Rengō's summary, the wage increase demand from approximately 2,900 labor unions affiliated as of the 3rd includes regular salary increases.
