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MT NewswiresApr 17 01:13

Premium Stocks News = The theory of Prime Minister Ishiba's resignation is gaining strength, and attention is once again focused on "related to Takai."

The mutual tariffs announced by President Trump have sent shockwaves around the world. There is a fear that it could deal a significant blow to the Japanese economy, increasing the pressure on the Ishiba administration. Within the ruling Liberal Democratic Party, calls for the Prime Minister's resignation are openly surfacing, and the political situation may expand ahead of the July upper house elections. <Diplomatic difficulties and awareness of the upper house elections> At a meeting held on the 3rd by the 'Conservative Coalition,' composed of conservative members of the Liberal Democratic Party, demands for resignation were raised, stating 'We can't win the upper house elections with Prime Minister Ishiba.'

Kabushiki ShimbunApr 7 15:00

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Premium Stock News = There are still stocks related to Takai, pay attention to the "National Dental Checkup for All Citizens."

Amid the issue of Prime Minister Ishiba distributing Commodity ETF vouchers to members of the National Diet, the related stocks of former Economic Security Minister Takai, seen as the strongest candidate for a post-Ishiba era, are surging due to speculative buying. A broader range of selections is also in sight. <Heart Seed is up 35%, along with Mark and others> Prime Minister Ishiba apologized for the distribution of the Commodity ETF vouchers but stated there is no illegality involved. However, the opposition parties are largely united in their stance that it violates regulatory laws and are preparing to pursue the matter. Calls questioning the Prime Minister's responsibility are also emerging within the ruling Liberal Democratic Party.

Kabushiki ShimbunMar 18 14:57

Will the "Ishiba Removal" intensify, creating a sense of crisis for the next election—intense scrutiny on Takai's connections.

Voices calling for an early resignation have begun to emerge within the ruling Liberal Democratic Party against the Shigeru Ishiba administration, which is experiencing Stunk in approval ratings. In the background of a sense of crisis that the current administration cannot win the House of Councillors election in July, non-mainstream factions may align to strengthen the pressure for a change of prime minister. In the stock market, interest is likely to focus on candidates related to former Minister of Economic Security Sanae Takaichi, a leading candidate for "post-Ishiba." <Support for political parties falls below 30%> On the 12th, LDP Senator Masashi Nishida stated at the party's House of Councillors general meeting that the party should reselect its president before the House of Councillors elections.

Kabushiki ShimbunMar 13 16:45