Shigeru Ishiba's election as the ruling party leader triggered a plunge in Tokyo shares late last month, but conditions may be on a recovery track as he has revised his market-shaking pledges since becoming Japan's new prime minister on Oct. 1, with a snap election now set for the end of the month.Some analysts expect stock prices could gain momentum if the Liberal Democratic Party secures victory in the Oct. 27 general election, given Ishiba's signals that his government will prioritize measures to bolster the economy and buoy the market.Moreover, if the LDP wins the national election and …READ FULL ARTICLE