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Emerging markets outlook: Will the bargain hunting continue during intermissions, with the Growth 250 Index keeping an eye on the 200-day moving average
■The emerging markets with many domestic demand stocks showed a relatively strong performance this week. While the Nikkei Average fell by -0.93% during the same period, the Growth Market Index rose by +1.71% and the Growth Market 250 Index increased by +1.42%, highlighting the strength of the emerging markets. Concerns over negative impacts from the upcoming Trump administration weighed on the main board market, but the emerging markets with many domestic demand stocks remained relatively stable. Attention was drawn to Nvidia's earnings and the trend of extended hours trading.
The Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Index saw a significant rebound, with a shift of interest towards emerging stocks.
Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market Index 808.64 +14.59 / Volume 0.2 billion 15.63 million shares / Value of transactions 120.7 billion yen Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market 250 Index 631.21 +11.95 / Volume 86.49 million shares / Value of transactions 89.1 billion yen Today's growth market, the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market Index and the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market 250 Index both made significant rebounds. The number of rising stocks is 387, falling stocks is 161, unchanged is 43. Today's growth market had a strong performance. Previous day's 18th, USA market.
Timee --- entered into a business partnership agreement with Accounting Bank.
On the 14th, Timee <215A> announced that it has signed a business partnership agreement with Accounting Bank. Accounting Bank provides the smartphone accounting app "FinFin" series. With this partnership, efforts will be more actively undertaken to raise awareness aimed at alleviating concerns regarding income tax returns for spot workers. For "Timee" workers, Accounting Bank has developed "Tax Return for Flea Jobs Powered," narrowing down the necessary functions for spot workers.
Outlook for emerging markets: After the earnings reports, trading volumes may decrease, and the direction of the index etf is weak, focusing on individual selections.
Focus on earnings reports was active this week in the emerging markets, which saw a decline. During the same period, while the Nikkei average was -2.17%, the Growth Market Index was -0.28% and the Growth Market 250 Index was -0.15%, resulting in a hesitant decline in the emerging markets. Concerns about increasing trade friction due to the policies of the upcoming Trump administration weighed on the main board market, but the emerging markets, which have many domestic demand stocks, remained relatively steady. The active trading focused on major earnings reports.
The Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Index continues to decline, showing weak fluctuations in the negative territory.
TSE Growth Market Index 801.23 -4.27 / volume 0.2 billion 5.09 million shares / trading value 136 billion yen. TSE Growth Market 250 Index 625.23 -3.61 / volume 97.11 million shares / trading value 112.3 billion yen. Today's growth market saw declines in the TSE Growth Market Index and TSE Growth Market 250 Index, with 209 stocks rising, 352 stocks falling, and 27 remaining unchanged. Today's growth market experienced a sluggish trend. The US market on the previous day, October 13, was mixed.
The TSE Growth Stock Index rose for the fourth consecutive day, albeit slightly, with active trading in earnings-related stocks, etc.
The TSE Growth Market Index is at 808.54, up 5.36 points, with a volume of 0.1 billion 48.63 million shares and a turnover of 79.4 billion yen. The TSE Growth Market 250 Index is at 631.38, up 4.50 points, with a volume of 66.62 million shares and a turnover of 56.9 billion yen. In today's growth market, both the TSE Growth Market Index and the TSE Growth Market 250 Index have continued their slight uptrend for the fourth consecutive business day. The number of advancing stocks is 280, declining stocks is 274, and unchanged stocks is 34. On the 8th, in the USA market, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose by 259.65 points.
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