（原标题：日股，开盘飙升！） 由于5名候选人无一在首轮投票中得票超过半数，得票数居前两位的高市和日本农林水产大臣小泉进次 郎进入第二轮。 在第二轮投票中，295名自民党国会议员各持一票，日本47个都道府县自民党支部联合会各有一票，共 计342票，得票多者当选。最终，在341张有效票中，高市获185票，高于小泉的156票，当选自民党第29 任总裁。 高市现年64岁，是日本右翼政客代表人物之一，在去年自民党总裁选举决胜轮中败给现任首相石破茂。 她主张实施更加积极的财政政策，并提高防卫开支。 日本预计于10月中旬召集临时国会举行首相指名选举。虽然自民党所在的执政联盟在国会众参两院均已 失去多数地位，但自民党在国会仍然是最大政党，并且在野党之间分歧严重，难以形成联盟，因此高市 大概率将在首相指名选举中胜出，接替石破茂成为日本首相。 当地时间4日18时，日本自民党新当选总裁高市早苗举行记者会。 高市早苗表示，其当选自民党新任总裁，将会给自民党带来改变，将致力于恢复民众对于自民党的信 任，并将就高物价等经济问题、外交、国际安全保障问题在党内进行充分讨论。 日经225指数、日本东证指数盘中均创历史新高。 10月6日，日股开 ...

Group 1 - The survey conducted by the market research company indicates that nearly 40% of Japanese respondents plan to stay at home during summer vacations due to record high temperatures and rising prices [1] - The proportion of respondents planning to spend their vacation at home reached 37.5%, an increase of 0.6 percentage points compared to a similar survey in 2024 [1] - Only 3.3% of respondents indicated plans for outdoor activities such as camping or barbecuing, a decrease of 1.4 percentage points from 2024 [1] Group 2 - The average budget for summer vacations among Japanese respondents is 57,284 yen (approximately 2,809 RMB), marking a 2.2% decrease from the previous year and the second consecutive year of decline [1] - Factors such as high temperatures, rising prices, and yen depreciation have affected 70.1% of respondents' summer plans [1] - The Japan Meteorological Agency reported that June was the hottest on record since 1898, with heat warnings issued for multiple regions [2]

Group 1 - Japan's rice prices have surged, with a 5kg bag averaging 4268 yen, marking a 54 yen increase from the previous week and more than double the price from the same period last year, the highest level since the Ministry of Agriculture began tracking this data [1] - The Japanese government has released 310,000 tons of reserve rice to stabilize supply, but this amount is only sufficient for half a month's consumption, indicating that the measures are insufficient to control rising prices [4] - The upcoming July 3 Senate election poses a significant challenge for Prime Minister Kishida's government, as the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) must secure at least 125 out of 248 seats to maintain a majority [4] Group 2 - Prime Minister Kishida's cabinet support rate has dropped to 22%, the lowest since taking office, with 87% of respondents believing the government has inadequately addressed rising rice prices [3] - The recent comments by former Agriculture Minister Takumi Eto, who stated he had never bought rice and had a surplus at home, have sparked public outrage and criticism from opposition parties [3][4] - Japan's GDP decreased by 0.2% in Q1 2023, marking the first quarter of negative growth, primarily due to high prices affecting consumer spending [5]