Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s Liberal Democratic Party-led coalition secured a fresh mandate in the February 2026 Lower House election following the January dissolution, leaving the current four-year term with more than three years remaining as of mid-October. With a working majority intact and no no-confidence motion pending, the ruling bloc faces little institutional pressure to seek another early vote before year-end. Recent cabinet turbulence, including the agriculture minister’s resignation, has trimmed approval ratings to the low-to-mid 50s but not triggered the kind of acute crisis that historically prompts dissolution. Traders therefore assign overwhelming probability against a 2026 dissolution, viewing it as inconsistent with standard Japanese parliamentary practice unless unforeseen events such as coalition fracture or a sharp economic downturn materialize in the final weeks of the year.
일본의 현 중의원이 2026년 12월 31일 오후 11:59 ET까지 해산되면 이 시장은 "예"로 판정됩니다. 그렇지 않으면 이 마켓은 "아니오"로 판정됩니다. 이 시장 판정의 주요 출처는 일본 정부의 공식 정보이지만, 신뢰할 수 있는 보도들의 합의도 활용됩니다.
기계 번역입니다. 분쟁 시 원문이 우선합니다.