This weekend, eyes will be trained on Tokyo for results of the upper-house election that is forecast to cement Japanese PM Shinzo Abe's governing majority. Only a tremor in the Nikkei stock market on Friday has suggested any doubt that Abe, with or without a minority-party coalition, will have his way for three years after the vote removes the opposition Democrats from blocking power.
This weekend, eyes will be trained on Tokyo for results of the upper-house election that is forecast to cement Japanese PM Shinzo Abe's governing majority. Only a tremor in the Nikkei stock market on Friday has suggested any doubt that Abe, with or without a minority-party coalition, will have his way for three years after the vote removes the opposition Democrats from blocking power.
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