From the Abeconomics dividend to "Sell Japan": "Naoko trade" exits, Japan falls into the triple kill of stocks, bonds, and exchange rates.

According to the Zhixun Finance and Economics App, newly appointed Japanese Prime Minister Takamichi Sanae is facing the first major market test of her political career. The tension surrounding the upcoming massive stimulus package to be introduced by the new Japanese government she leads is now completely engulfing the bullish market sentiment ignited when she was elected. Since the beginning of this week, the Japanese stock market, which was once ignited by the so-called "Takamichi Sanae frenzy trading", has continued to plummet. On Tuesday, the Nikkei 225 index fell by more than 3%, marking the largest drop since April. Meanwhile, the Japanese yen and Japanese government bonds have been on a continuous downward trajectory due to the extremely pessimistic outlook towards Takamichi Sanae's intentions to introduce a large-scale stimulus policy in line with "Abenomics".