According to CoinMeta, analysts say that driven by the global AI-driven market rally, the Japanese stock market is expected to see a catch-up rise after resuming trading on Thursday. However, the weakening of the yen continues to draw attention to the risk of Japanese government intervention in the foreign exchange market. The Nikkei 225 index futures have already reflected the market's optimism about the stock market, with the December contract price on the Osaka Exchange about 2.5% higher than the index's closing level last Friday. Meanwhile, the yen is facing further downward pressure during the holiday period and has been declining against the US dollar for four consecutive trading days. Vantage Global Prime market analyst Hebe Chen stated that the re-emergence of global AI trends, a moderate improvement in risk appetite, and softer oil prices have provided room for a catch-up rise in the Japanese stock market, while also alleviating short-term pressures related to inflation and interest rates. She added that the weakening yen may boost the stock prices of export companies in the short term, but the risk of further Japanese authorities intervening in the foreign exchange market will keep traders cautious.