Anomaly of the House of Representatives election
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Now, the theme this time isThe Anomaly of the House of Representatives Election.
One of the factors being cited is what is called the anomaly of the dissolution and general election for the House of Representatives.
According to Nomura Securities, from the dissolution date of nine House of Representatives elections since 1990 to the election day, the Nikkei average
rose about 3.2% on average, with 8 wins and 1 loss.
Many comments reflect that this reflects a stronger ruling party as long as a dissolution is possible.
Incidentally, for the past four House of Representatives elections, from the dissolution date to election day the Nikkei average was
Election day Change
September 2005 +9.5%
August 2009 +8.7%
December 2012 +8.9%
December 2014 -1.5%
This rise this time may have been based on this anomaly.
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