Japan’s Nikkei hits record after ‘Iron Lady’ Takaichi election win
Stephen Oath, head of the information department of the Federal Hermes Company, is casting his opinions about the first elected prime minister in Japan and gives an idea of the Standard & Poor’s 2027 goal regarding “money earning”.
The Standard Stock Index in Japan, the Nikai 225 index, set a record after the prominent conservative party was elected Sanai Takaishi, a new leader of it.
Takaishi, nicknamed “Iron Women”, called for former British Prime Minister Margaret Toscher to strengthen the Japanese army and take a more strict position against China and North Korea. It also opposes gay marriage and maintains relations with national groups.
“The effect of Trump is spreading globally here, restructuring, tax discounts, improving economic growth, nominal GDP, re -normalization of the economy and every person who talks about providing resources and resettlement, so it is very well.”
The governorate praised Sanai Takaishi for the “new era” on October 4 after winning the leadership of the ruling party in Japan, which made her the first prime minister in the country. (Getty Emojz)
The NIKKEI index has now increased by more than 20 % this year, and the ISHARES MSCI Japan ETF fund reflects the index. Even before the elections, the Japanese economy was pulling itself from a cycle of shrinkage.
“The economy has been in a state of contraction over the past thirty years, prices have decreased, and you cannot manage the economy in this way, but they finally solve this problem, inflation returned, and the nominal GDP grows, and the central bank is already raising interest rates if it is zero, so it is a very good environment.”
Other boxes circulated on the stock exchange that focus on Japan, including the Wisdomtree Japan Hedged Equity Fund and JPMorgan Betabuilders Japan ETF, have also also got a batch.
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| tape | protection | last | Changing | % Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DXG | Wisdomtree Trust Japan Total profits FD SBI | 133.17 | +3.56 |
+2.75% |
| EWJ | Ishaares MSCI Japan ETF – USD DIS | 83.27 | +1.49 |
+1.82% |
| To | GB Morgan Attrase Betapuelsins Japan Awsed | 68.74 | +1.18 |
+1.75% |
As the fourth largest economy in the world and a major ally of the United States, Japan’s victory in the elections sparked applause from US President Donald Trump via a post on Truth Social.
Japan elects the first prime minister
“Japan has just elected her first prime minister, a great respectful figure and has great wisdom and strength. This is great news for the wonderful people of Japan. Congratulations to everyone! President Donald J. Trump”
US Treasury Secretary Scott Payet also celebrated her victory over X.
“I agree with @potus – this is incredible news! Congratulations to @takaichi_sanae for her election as a leader of the Liberal Democratic Party and soon she will become the prime minister of Japan. She has shown herself as a strong leader and a policy maker and continuous throughout her impressive career, and she will be a valuable partner in deepening the relationship between Japan and the United States. Japan is one. From America’s closest allies and friends, we look forward to working with her and her government.
The Japanese Nikki Index set a record after conservative leader Sanai Takaishi won the elections (/ Getty Emagis)
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The former Japanese Economic Security Minister Takaychi defeated the Minister of Agriculture, Cengero Koizumi, the son of the former Prime Minister who is very popular Junichiro Koizumi, on a re -vote in the party’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party at the weekend.
Bradford Pitts of Fox News Digital channel contributed to writing this story.
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2025-10-06 22:57:00
