TSE Growth Market Index 813.87 +0.34/ trading volume 0.2 billion39.98 million shares/trading price 121.9 billion yen

Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market 250 Index 634.38 +0.41/trading volume 0.1 billion 42.47 million shares/trading price 86.4 billion yen

Today's growth market is a slight rebound for the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market Index and the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market 250 Index; the number of rising stocks is 251, the number of falling stocks is 278, and 58 unchanged.

Today's growth market has seen a mix of buying and selling. The day before, the US market on the 27th weakened from near record highs to a sense of alarm for high prices, etc. The Dow liked the good financial results of some retail companies and temporarily rose, but sales that were wary of the impact on the economy and corporate performance due to additional tariff measures planned by President-elect Trump turned into a smoldering decline. The view that expectations for artificial intelligence (AI) had gone too far on the NASDAQ also surfaced, and the decline in high technology weighed on and remained soft throughout the day.

The Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market Index rebounded and started with a sideways decline in the US stock market, where all major stock price indices fell. The increase widened in the morning, but it immediately returned and sales spread, and it fell into a negative zone. After that, it once again surfaced in the positive zone, but the increase was limited, and the development matched even near the previous day's closing price. Aggressive trading was refrained due to Thanksgiving Week, but since it was conveyed before 11:00 that “the US government plans to impose additional semiconductor regulations against China,” part of semiconductor stocks in the prime market rose, and individual investor sentiment also improved. However, the Nikkei Average turned back and forth and the increase in the index was limited, but the rise in the index was limited in emerging markets with slightly outside the mosquito net.

Individually, J-Frontier ＜2934＞, which was designated as a supervised stock (being confirmed) by the Tokyo Stock Exchange, was at the top of the price drop rate with a 22% drop in stop depreciation, and Nippon Electric (5759), which announced a petition to commence civil rehabilitation proceedings, fell 18%. Also, Played (4165), which had recently risen drastically, fell 16% from a profit-taking sales advantage. Among the top stocks by market capitalization, GENDA ＜9166＞, cover ＜5253＞, etc. remained soft, and parentheses ＜4166＞, ENECHANGE ＜4169＞, Modalis ＜4883＞, etc. appeared at the top price drop rate.

Meanwhile, Logley (6579), which has skyrocketed due to the spread of buybacks, was at the top of the price increase rate with a 22% higher stop, and caster ＜9331＞, which announced that LUVO Co., Ltd., which is a group company, has begun collaboration with Azusa Audit Corporation, which is a member firm of KPMG, increased 16%. Also, in BTM (5247), which had a sales advantage until the day before, buybacks became dominant and rose 14%. Among the top market capitalization stocks, trial ＜141A＞, free ＜4478＞, etc. remained steady, and digital lift ＜9244＞, Ortz ＜260A＞, secure ＜4264＞, etc. appeared at the top price increase rate.

Cover, GENDA, Integrals (5842), etc. fell in the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market Core Index.

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