Breaking News: One of Japan's three major banks, Mizuho Bank, released a rare and sternly worded market report titled "After the Takahashi Speech - A Dangerous Perception of the Current Situation," written by Chief Market Economist Dangian Daifu, at a critical moment before the election. This report publicly criticized the current Prime Minister's economic understanding during the election period, causing a stir.
The report used strong language, stating that Takahashi's remarks about the benefits of the yen's depreciation revealed a dangerous perception. Essentially, this report is a systematic denial of Takahashi's statements from a financial professional perspective.
However, Takahashi's fans retaliated, claiming that Mizuho Bank is "anti-Japanese" and "traitorous," as Mizuho Bank makes money by relying on China.
From this perspective, it seems one should support Takahashi. Major media polls show that the Liberal Democratic Party will easily secure a majority in the election under Takahashi's high popularity, even winning over 300 seats.
Original article: toutiao.com/article/1856115492456512/
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