TOKYO -- Japanese stocks could undergo a bout with volatility after Sunday's upper house election, market participants warn as the ruling coalition's voter support sinks, threatening its majority in the chamber.
As support dwindles for PM Ishiba, uncertainty clouds yen and bond yield outlook

Market players are focusing on whether the ruling coalition, led by Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba, can eke out a majority in this weekend's election.
TOKYO -- Japanese stocks could undergo a bout with volatility after Sunday's upper house election, market participants warn as the ruling coalition's voter support sinks, threatening its majority in the chamber.