Japanese stocks are witnessing fluctuation with the Tokyo stock price ending at 46,847 yen, probably due to the prevalent political uncertainties. Though it is not explicitly mentioned, such nervousness usually arises owing to potential changes in government policies which might pose challenges to business entities. The date or the explicit time of such fluctuations isn't stated in the headline.

Japanese people take the stability of their nation seriously, especially in terms of its economy. Uncertainties in the political scene often directly affect the financial market, evoking concern among investors and potential impacts on economic growth and stability. Changes in government policies can make or break businesses and can impact consumer behavior, which is closely watched and reported on.

Similarly, in the US or EU, uncertainties in the political terrain often result in substantial stock market fluctuations. Investors monitor political changes closely as they might affect economic policies and thereby, the business environment. However, the market's reaction to political shifts varies from country to country and depends on the specifics of the situation.