The report says that Komeito leader, Tetsuo Saito, met with LDP president, Sanae Takaichi, this afternoon and has conveyed his intention to withdraw from the ruling coalition. The reasons cited are lack of sufficient solutions in agreeing on the issues of politics and money. If it really comes to fruition, it will be a long break of the long-standing coalition between the two parties who have been joint together since 1999.So, what happens next? As things stand, there is no clear and smooth path in seeing Takaichi take office as prime minister. That's arguably some relief to the Japanese yen. However, political uncertainty remains and this means the extraordinary Diet session, whose kickoff date is slated for 21 October, may be further delayed. This article was written by Justin Low at investinglive.com.