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Mar 12, 2019

Japan: A General Election In July Is A Risk in A Politically Hectic 2019

by Alex Waters

12 March 2019

In this paper we discuss:

the latest political developments in Japan;
why Abe might call a snap election for the Lower House;
what could be the implications for a referendum on Article 9 of the Constitution; and
the market implications of all the above.

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