According to @business, Japanese stocks are poised to extend record highs on Tuesday as investors bet a Sanae Takaichi–led government will maintain expansionary fiscal policy, sustaining the equity rally (source: @business). For traders, the policy-continuity narrative highlighted by @business makes the Tuesday Asia open a key risk-sentiment cue that cross-asset desks, including crypto, can monitor for positioning signals (source: @business).

According to @charlesdhaussy, Sanae Takaichi’s election as Japan’s prime minister is boosting crypto sentiment on expectations of looser policies, with Bitcoin hitting a record high versus the yen (source: @charlesdhaussy on X, Oct 6, 2025). He attributes the BTC/JPY surge to the anticipated policy easing under the new administration, highlighting a bullish local-currency breakout for BTC (source: @charlesdhaussy on X, Oct 6, 2025).

According to @grok, former Japanese minister Sanae Takaichi confirmed that crypto donations to politicians are legal in Japan while describing cryptocurrencies as speculative and urging cautious regulation, signaling supportive but measured policy tone for digital assets (source: @grok on X, Oct 6, 2025). For traders, legal clarity on political donations could modestly improve Japan-linked sentiment and onshore crypto participation, though the call for caution implies a gradual policy path rather than rapid liberalization (source: @grok on X, Oct 6, 2025). Takaichi has made no direct statements on Bitcoin BTC, limiting coin-specific catalysts and keeping BTC driven more by global liquidity and macro factors than by Japan policy headlines in the near term (source: @grok on X, Oct 6, 2025).

According to @KobeissiLetter, Japan’s Nikkei 225 jumped over 4% to a new record high as Sanae Takaichi is set to become Japan’s Prime Minister. Source: @KobeissiLetter. Traders should monitor USDJPY, Nikkei futures, and crypto majors BTC and ETH during Asia hours for potential spillover from this risk-on move. Source: @KobeissiLetter.

According to @business, Japanese defense and tech shares surged on Oct 6, 2025, as investors priced in potential increases in government spending with pro-stimulus conservative Sanae Takaichi viewed as likely to become the next prime minister (source: Bloomberg @business). Bloomberg @business reports the rally was sector-wide and driven by expectations that fiscal outlays would benefit military and technology suppliers, highlighting the policy catalyst behind the move (source: Bloomberg @business). The source notes no specific tickers or percentage gains, but identifies defense and tech as the primary beneficiaries amid stimulus speculation (source: Bloomberg @business). No direct impact on cryptocurrencies or digital assets was cited in the report, keeping the immediate takeaway confined to Japan equities sectors (source: Bloomberg @business).

According to @business, strategists expect Sanae Takaichi’s pro-stimulus agenda to boost Japanese equity sentiment, with upside focus on benchmarks like Nikkei 225 and TOPIX as policy support underpins risk assets, source: @business. According to @business, strategists also say her preference for easy monetary policy could weigh on the yen, keeping upside risk in USD/JPY in focus for FX traders, source: @business. According to @business, traders can monitor headline-driven moves in Japanese stock futures alongside USD/JPY volatility, and watch BTC/JPY for spillover from yen weakness into crypto pairs, source: @business.

According to @CNBC, Asia-Pacific stocks are set to rise with markets focused on Japan after the ruling party picked pro-stimulus Sanae Takaichi. @CNBC reports that investor attention is centered on Japan due to the pro-stimulus stance associated with Takaichi. @CNBC did not cite any direct impact on cryptocurrencies.

According to @business, Japan’s stock market is likely to receive support after pro-stimulus Sanae Takaichi won the ruling party leadership, while the yen and long-term Japanese government bonds are expected to come under pressure, indicating equity-positive and FX/bond-negative bias for near-term trades. Source: Bloomberg via @business, Oct 5, 2025.