2015-10-05 Nikkei225average->18,005.49(+280.36) J-VIX->32.27

And the best condition of the last weekend of US auto sales, received the news of the favorable adjustment towards a rainy day TPP final agreement, the Tokyo stock market, has recovered the ¥ 18,000.


TPP negotiations, 12 countries are to the results announcement ... agreement outlook

ATLANTA (USA Georgia) = Noriyuki word Tsuyoshi, YONEKAWA Takeshi] The Tour of the Pacific Economic Partnership Agreement (TPP), negotiations in 12 countries 5 morning to participate (Japan time: 5 Sunday night), to open a joint press conference, negotiations We will announce the results.

Amari TPP phase (before dawn Japan time 5, 2006) four days noon, and prospects told reporters said, "remain challenges ready to announce significant progress had. Outline agreement on", negotiations reached outline agreement me revealed.

In the TPP negotiations, exclusively sold able to "data protection period" and dairy products of market opening in biotechnology products, but consultations around the procurement rules of auto parts has difficulties, both were almost settled until four days noon.

Through 12 countries the dawn of 4: Lunch day 5 to participate in the negotiations, it is directed to the outline agreement, in order to pack the final agreement, continued the consultation. Make sure that you have reached the outline agreement to open the Ministerial Meeting at the stage of finishing all of the adjustment, it's carried to explain the agreement in a subsequent joint press conference.


先週末の米国自動車販売台数の絶好調と、まさかのTPP最終合意に向けての調整が順調との報道を受け、東京株式市場は、18000円を回復した。


ＴＰＰ交渉、１２か国が成果発表へ…合意見通し

【アトランタ（米ジョージア州）＝一言剛之、米川丈士】環太平洋経済連携協定（ＴＰＰ）を巡り、交渉に参加する１２か国は５日朝（日本時間５日夜）、共同記者会見を開き、交渉の成果を発表する。

　甘利ＴＰＰ相は４日昼（日本時間５日未明）、記者団に「残る課題について大きな進展があった。大筋合意を発表する準備が整った」と述べ、交渉が大筋合意に達するとの見通しを明らかにした。

　ＴＰＰ交渉では、バイオ医薬品を独占的に販売できる「データ保護期間」や乳製品の市場開放、自動車部品の調達ルールを巡って協議が難航したが、４日昼までにいずれもほぼ決着した。

　交渉に参加する１２か国は４日昼から５日未明にかけて、大筋合意に向け、最終的な合意内容を詰めるべく、協議を続けた。すべての調整を終えた段階で閣僚会合を開いて大筋合意に達したことを確認し、その後の共同記者会見で合意内容を説明する運びだ。
http://www.yomiuri.co.jp/economy/20151005-OYT1T50079.html