Alphabet shares rise before earnings and Japan shares jump after ruling party election setback
Briefly

Japan's Nikkei 225 surged by 1.82% following significant electoral losses by the ruling Liberal Democrats, reflecting investor relief despite looming political uncertainty ahead.
Despite disappointing industrial profit figures in China showing a 27.1% drop, markets still managed modest gains as investor concerns eased over geopolitical tensions.
Philips faced a serious setback, cutting its sales outlook due to weak demand from China, illustrating how external factors can severely impact European markets.
The market's mixed reaction showcases the delicate balance investors maintain, navigating through political changes in Japan and fluctuating economic signals from China.
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