Japanese PM Takaichi is to inform intent to dissolve parliament on Wednesday, Nikkei reports

The announcement of Japanese PM Takaichi's intent to dissolve parliament signals potential political instability, which may lead to a shift in government policy or elections.

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This uncertainty could drive market volatility, particularly in Japanese equities and the yen, while also impacting sentiment in commodities like metals given Japan's status as a major consumer. Traders should monitor how this development affects broader regional dynamics and risk appetite.

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