The yen is withdrawing and Japanese stocks are rising after the "Eishiba" statement of resignation

The Japanese yen fell as local shares climbed, after Prime Minister Shikiro announced Ishiba that he intended to retire, which increased the state of political ambiguity in the country. The Japanese currency fell 0.7% against the dollar, amid investors’ concerns that the state of political uncertainty would postpone raising interest rates by the Bank of Japan, while investors in the stock market welcomed the weakening of the yen and the possibilities of increasing government spending. The stocks are rising with the stimulus heap, the Nikai 225 index rose 1.8%, while the broader index progressed by 1.2%, supported by financial stimulation expectations and a decrease in the national currency. The Asia and Pacific “MSCI” index also rose 0.5%. Meanwhile, US Treasury effects have refused to stop three -day profits amid the high appetite for risk in Asian markets. The resignation opens the door for the anticipation, the “Ishiba” period, which was violated by the disappointing election results, ended, which left the markets in the event of the anticipation of the upcoming government policy. Even the election of a new leader of the Liberal Democratic Party will remain ambiguity in the direction of the country’s fiscal policy. “The markets are concerned that the next party’s next leader will turn to more financial extensions. The most important point will remain under pressure within the near term,” says Carol Kong, a currency strategy at Commonwealth of Australia in Sydney. The performance of global markets in the US markets, equity -indicators futures has increased during Asian trade, after falling on Friday after issuing a poor US job report, which increased the fear of the slowdown of the labor market in the United States. Read more: The five most prominent conclusions of the US job report in August have warned analysts in ‘Bloomberg’ that currency traders will face the risk of ‘oral intervention’ of US officials as the decline of the yen accelerates in the coming days, in a time when investors expect to increase the next step for the Bank of Japan. “Despite the expectations of postponing the interest in Japan, the other side could be weak in the dollar, where US federalism is expected to discuss a 50 -point rate this month to the poor work data,” says Mark Cranfeld, the market strategy in “Markets Live” at Bloomberg. Oil is rising .. the bandage returns fall in Asia. Oil prices rose slightly, after “OPEC+” agreed to a limited increase in production during the next month on Sunday. Oil futures fell last week after leaking over the trend to increased production. In the fixed revenue markets, US Treasury bonds dropped during the Asian trade session to reduce their profits on Friday to the poor US post report. The US mortgage returns increased to 3.52%by one base for two years. The Bloomberg index for the dollar rose 0.1% immediately after falling 0.4% on Friday. Asian currencies have also increased slightly in contemporary intercourse, as part of the compensation for the fall in the dollar at the end of the week. The most prominent global market movement shares increased S&P 500 contracts by 0.2% by 10:52 hours of Tokyo time. Nikai 225 (Osaka Stock Exchange) rose 1.8%. The Japanese Topix index rose 1.3%. The Australian S&P/ASX 200 index fell 0.3%. The Hanging Singh index in Hong Kong rose 0.3%. The Shanghai complex index rose 0.3%. Euro Stoxx 50 contracts increased by 0.5%. The currencies settled unchanged the Bloomberg index for the immediate dollar. The euro remained stable at $ 1.1709. The Japanese yen fell 0.5% to 148.22 yen for the dollar. The Yuan settled on 7.1286 for the dollar outside China outside China. The cryptocurrency fell 0.4% to $ 110,859,28. Ethereum fell 0.2% to $ 4,290.21. The bonds increased the yield of US treasury effects by two basis points to 4.10%for ten years. Japanese bonds completed ten years at 1.570%. Australian mortgage returns dropped by 4 basis points to 4.30%for 10 years. The commodities rose the price of West Texas Intermediate Crude (WTI) by 1.3% to $ 62.68 a barrel. The immediate gold price stabilized without change.