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The Zhitong Finance App learned that some senior financial market strategists said that the decline in Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae's approval rating may prompt the government to adopt a more relaxed and aggressive stance on fiscal spending and tax policies, thus further triggering investors' already serious concerns about the country's currency and bond market, and this concern may spill over to the global equity market, causing the stock and bond market to continue to be in sharp turmoil. Strategists generally worry that if the results of Japanese polls continue to deteriorate, the government may pay more attention to stimulus policies, which will be detrimental to bonds, yen, and even global equity market trends.
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The Zhitong Finance App learned that some senior financial market strategists said that the decline in Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae's approval rating may prompt the government to adopt a more relaxed and aggressive stance on fiscal spending and tax policies, thus further triggering investors' already serious concerns about the country's currency and bond market, and this concern may spill over to the global equity market, causing the stock and bond market to continue to be in sharp turmoil. Strategists generally worry that if the results of Japanese polls continue to deteriorate, the government may pay more attention to stimulus policies, which will be detrimental to bonds, yen, and even global equity market trends.
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