The Tokyo stock market has reacted little to the ruling coalition's victory in last month's Upper House election, as the outcome was well within expectations.
The market was more concerned about an economic restructuring program in the making.
Now that the election is out of the way, the market has shifted its attention to the government's guidelines for budget requests for the next fiscal year and realignment of special state-run corporations -- first steps to clear the way for economic reforms.
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