The Nikkei index may fall, and the market is paying attention to Prime Minister Kan's policy measures.

As the initial enthusiasm for the election victory of Prime Minister Hama Sanae subsides, the Japanese stock market may drop. The Nikkei index futures on the Singapore Exchange fell by 0.2% to 56,830 points. The US dollar against the yen was at 153.64 yen, closing at 153.14 yen in the Tokyo stock market on Monday. With the domestic financial reporting season coming to an end, investors are turning their focus to the details of Hama Sanae's policies aimed at boosting the economy and their market impact. The Nikkei index fell by 0.2% on Monday to 56,806.41 points.