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Japanese stocks soar to record after Sanae Takaichi’s landslide election win
Prime minister will command government with biggest majority in decades
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ft.com
Sanae Takaichi’s LDP wins supermajority in Japan election
Prime minister’s Liberal Democratic Party gains two-thirds majority in stunning landslide victory
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cnbc.com
Japan stocks set to soar after Takaichi secures historic mandate
Asia-Pacific markets were set for a higher open with Japan equities expected to lead gains in the region.
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Japanese stocks soar to record after Sanae Takaichi’s landslide election win
Prime minister will command government with biggest majority in decades
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bbc.com
Japan election: Stocks surge as Takaichi secures historic election victory
Japanese stocked jumped as markets opened on Monday morning, after prime minister Sanae Takaichi won a landslide victory.
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Yen near 160, a record Nikkei 225, higher yields: What experts expect after Sanae Takaichi's landslide victory
Takaichi led the ruling Liberal Democratic Party to a supermajority in the Lower House, securing 316 seats in Japan's largest election win since World War Two.
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CNBC Daily Open: Takaichi's victory sends Japan's Nikkei 225 to new highs
Japan's Sanae Takaichi and her ruling Liberal Democratic Party overwhelmingly found the support of voters in a Sunday election, sweeping a supermajority.
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theguardian.com
Japanese shares hit record high as Sanae Takaichi wins landslide election victory
Prime minister’s Liberal Democratic party to be pressed on promised tax cuts and fiscal stimulus plans
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Sanae Takaichi targets changes to Japan’s constitution after landslide election win
Prime minister says she feels ‘heavy responsibility’ to strengthen country
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Pricing the known unknowns from Japan’s election landslide
What a stronger political mandate means — and doesn’t mean — for growth, inflation and financial markets
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A new era of realism for Japan
Takaichi is telling a country now encouraged to believe in its strengths to lean in to its true challenges