samedi 13 décembre 2014

Four days separate us from the Japanese elections, and Abe in front of a new challenge

Japanese markets are watching for early elections, which separates us about four days, after that the solution to the Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe Parliament calling for early elections. In an attempt to restore the luster of his policies after the contraction of Japan's economy over the second and third quarter of this year.

It comes ahead of elections in a very sensitive time for the Japanese economy, because of the pain it stumbled since the beginning of Abe's decision to raise sales taxes in June. And that the Japanese economy had inflicted heavy losses on many levels of confidence and consumer spending, the end of the growth rates.

This central performance tends to weakness of Japan's economy during the current period, that which prompted Shinzo Abe to pack his decision to postpone the second increase in the sales tax to eighteen months. In an attempt to contain the negative impact of the tax hike.

In light of these facts that illustrate crisis witnessed Japan's economy, Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso came out on Tuesday to deny that Japan's economy is undergoing a recession. But those statements seem to run counter to reality and the best evidence for that Japanese economic rates that tend to weakness recently, especially after the decline in consumer confidence during November.

It is expected to have Shinzo Abe majority in the upcoming elections, it is shown by recent indicators and surveys. But what are the new strategy, which will be followed by Abe if he wins the legitimacy of the new policies. In light of the economic downturn and fears Thaot global economic growth during the current period amid weak demand levels.

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