Takanomics? The Takaichi trade? Sanaenomics? There’s no consensus yet on what to call the global investor moment spurred by Sanae Takaichi’s election as Japan’s presumptive next prime minister. The need for a label harks back to the Abenomics era of Shinzo Abe — and on the surface, there are lots of similarities. The come-from-behind victory of the market-friendly candidate who catches global attention. The re-emergence of figures like Etsuro Honda, the visionary who advised the late Abe and is

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