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“Given that Japan’s economy remains fragile, the Takaichi administration is expected to adopt a bold policy shift that strengthens investment and demand through public-private partnerships,” wrote CA-CIB in its research note on Monday (October 6).
The report also added that a 25-basis-point rate hike by the BOJ could become possible in January 2026, after Japan’s general election period concludes.
Global Market Overview
Elsewhere, on Wall Street, the three major U.S. indexes closed higher on Friday, ending a volatile week with modest gains despite the ongoing U.S. government shutdown extending into its third day.
- S&P 500 edged down 0.01% to 6,715.79, but still logged a solid weekly gain.
- Nasdaq Composite slipped 0.28% to 22,780.51.
- Dow Jones Industrial Average advanced 0.51%, or 238.56 points, to close at 46,758.28.
- Russell 2000 added 0.72%, finishing at 2,476.18.
Despite fiscal uncertainty in Washington, investors remained optimistic as corporate earnings and global growth projections continued to support equity markets.
Outlook for Asian Stock Market Today
With Japan leading regional gains, the Asian stock market today is poised for further upside momentum as investors price in policy stability and potential fiscal stimulus from Tokyo.
WA Channel
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