日本股市上行，盘中再创历史新高！日元汇率走低

Market Performance - The Japanese stock market continued to rise, with the Nikkei 225 index closing up 0.67% at 48,264.98 points, reaching a new historical high during the session [2][4] - The Tokyo Stock Exchange index also saw an increase, closing up 0.28% at 3,235.13 points [2] Currency Trends - Concurrently, the Japanese yen depreciated, influenced by the election of Fumio Kishida as the new president of the Liberal Democratic Party, leading to a downward trend in the yen's value [2][7] - The USD/JPY exchange rate continued to rise, approaching recent two-month highs [7] Notable Stocks - Fujikura led the gains among Nikkei 225 constituents, closing up over 7% and peaking at over 10% during the session [4] - Fujikura's stock has surged over 100% since 2025 and more than 500% in the past year, indicating a tenfold increase from its low point in the last two years [4] - The surge in Fujikura's stock price is attributed to increased demand driven by AI and other sectors [4] Political Developments - Fumio Kishida's election as the new president of the Liberal Democratic Party is expected to influence fiscal and monetary policies, potentially leaning towards aggressive fiscal measures and loose monetary policies [7] - Key personnel changes in the party include Taro Aso as vice president and Shunichi Suzuki as secretary-general [6][7]