刚刚，开盘大涨！又一次见证历史

Group 1: Japanese Stock Market - The Japanese stock market opened significantly higher, with the Nikkei 225 index surpassing the 48,500 mark, closing at 48,449.85, reflecting a daily increase of 1.05% [3] - Notable individual stocks included Fujikura, which surged over 7%, along with gains in Advantest, SoftBank Group, and DISCO [4] - The USD/JPY exchange rate rose to 150.56 yen [5] Group 2: Economic Indicators - Japan's foreign exchange reserves for September reached $1.3413 trillion, up from $1.3242 trillion [6] - Household spending in Japan for August increased by 2.3% year-on-year, exceeding the expected growth of 1.2%, and showed a month-on-month increase of 0.6% against an expected 0.1% [6] Group 3: Government Bond Market - The Japanese Ministry of Finance plans to auction approximately 700 billion yen of 30-year government bonds, which is seen as a market test for the new policies of the ruling party's president, Sanae Takaichi [6] - Concerns about long-term fiscal sustainability persist, as the government debt has reached twice the GDP, leading to weakened demand from traditional buyers like life insurance companies [6] - Goldman Sachs warned that Takaichi's election could lead to increased volatility in Japan's long-term government bonds, potentially affecting bond markets in the US and UK [8] Group 4: Gold Market - Gold futures reached a historic high of $4,000 per ounce, marking an increase of over 50% for the year [9] - Spot gold also hit a record high at $3,973.56 per ounce [9] Group 5: US Government Shutdown Impact - The ongoing US government shutdown is projected to reduce the US GDP by approximately 0.1% per week, with an estimated economic output loss of $150 billion [11] - If the shutdown continues for a month, it could lead to an additional 43,000 job losses and a $30 billion decrease in consumer spending [11]