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Bloomberg reports on Japanese economic events as the LDP, a storied Japanese party, faces the aftermath of an upper house election where the coalition lost its majority.

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Bloomberg reports on Japanese economic events as the LDP, a storied Japanese party, faces the aftermath of an upper house election where the coalition lost its majority.

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  1. LDP authorizes casino expansion in Yokohama.1 source
  2. The Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) has urged the government to institute surveillance measures.Sub-event
  3. Coalition partner declines to support LDP leadership amid political instability.1 source
  4. LDP secured a victory in the House of Representatives election.1 source
  5. Talks are underway regarding a potential three-party merger involving Komeito and the Centrist Reform Alliance.Sub-event
  6. Bond auction results are due in Tokyo as the LDP seeks voters with cash handouts amid tariff uncertainty from Donald Trump.Sub-event
  7. Financial institutions, including SMBC Nikko and Morgan Stanley, are providing analysis on the risks facing the Japanese bond market due to the LDP's coalition instability.Sub-event
  8. Bloomberg reports on Japanese economic events as the LDP, a storied Japanese party, faces the aftermath of an upper house election where the coalition lost its majority.1 source

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