日股大跌，政坛地震威胁“高市交易”

Political Turmoil - The ruling coalition partner, Komeito, unexpectedly announced its withdrawal from the 26-year-long coalition with the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) due to disagreements over political donation regulation reforms [2] - The Constitutional Democratic Party (CDP) is coordinating with the Democratic Party for the People and the Japan Innovation Party to propose a unified candidate for the prime minister election, with Yuichiro Tamaki emerging as a popular candidate [2][3] - If the opposition parties unite, they could surpass the LDP's current seat count in the House of Representatives, potentially leading to a new prime minister [3] Market Impact - The political uncertainty has led to a significant sell-off in the Japanese stock market, with the Nikkei 225 index dropping by 2.58% to 46,847.32 points [1] - The previous optimism surrounding "high market trading," which was fueled by expectations of Abenomics being revived under new leadership, is now facing severe challenges [4] - Analysts warn that political uncertainty is becoming a focal point for investors, leading to a reduction in risk assets and potential negative impacts on the yen and stock market [4]