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Takaichi will steer Japanese politics rightward and favor fiscal expansion and monetary easing, while arguing that Japan’s current inflation makes a direct revival of Abenomics problematic.
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Takaichi will steer Japanese politics rightward and favor fiscal expansion and monetary easing, while arguing that Japan’s current inflation makes a direct revival of Abenomics problematic.
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Japan’s Liberal Democratic Party hopes to recover public trust in the 27 October snap election but could lose ground following financial scandals.
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Like Abe, Takaichi is likely to steer Japanese politics to the right and adopt Abenomics-style economic policies favoring fiscal expansion and monetary easing.
Takaichi will steer Japanese politics rightward and favor fiscal expansion and monetary easing, while arguing that Japan’s current inflation makes a direct revival of Abenomics problematic.
Open source reportTakaichi Sanae won the leadership of Japan's Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) in a run-off, making her likely to become Japan’s next prime minister - and its first female leader.
Sanae Takaichi won the Liberal Democratic Party leadership runoff and is likely to become Japan’s first female prime minister, although the minority LDP would require outside parliamentary support. A 4% Nikkei 225 rise comes from expectations of higher spending and loose monetary policy.
Open source reportIn Japan's snap poll, the long-ruling Liberal Democratic Party hopes to recover public trust it lost in recent financial scandals
Japan’s Liberal Democratic Party hopes to recover public trust in the 27 October snap election but could lose ground following financial scandals.
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