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The Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market Index rebounded, showing overall resilience throughout the day.
The Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market Index is at 807.24, up by 4.93, with a Volume of 0.2 billion, 28.22 million shares traded, and a trading value of 115.5 billion yen. The Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market 250 Index is at 630.16, up by 5.27, with a Volume of 0.1 billion, 12.53 million shares traded, and a trading value of 82.6 billion yen. In today's Growth Market, both the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market Index and the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market 250 Index bounced back. There are 229 rising stocks, 336 declining stocks, and 38 unchanged stocks. On the 20th in the USA market, the Dow Inc increased by 498.02 dollars, reaching 42840.
Stock blogger Sana Sae: Continuing to focus on promising GAINIANBANKUAI stocks expected to surge during the year-end and New Year season【FISCO Social Reporter】
The following is a comment written by the individual investor "Sanasai" (blog: 'The Beautiful Investment Life of Sanasai') from Fisco Social Reporter.
Emerging Markets outlook: Attention may turn towards lightly traded ultra-low-priced stocks and biotech-related stocks.
■ Emerging Markets are left out of the investment choices. This week, Emerging Markets declined. During the same period, the Nikkei average fell by -1.95%, while the Growth Market Index fell by -2.67%, and the Growth Market 250 Index fell by -3.09%, indicating that Emerging Markets were relatively weaker. As attention turns to the central bank meetings in Japan and the United States, reports of Nissan <7201> and Honda <7267> beginning discussions on a management integration have redirected interest towards auto stocks and Auto Parts suppliers in the Main Board, leaving Emerging Markets out of the investment picture.
Timee [Emerging Markets Rating List]
"Morgan" <215A> Timmy OVERWEIGHT maintained * The ratings of the above companies are as of our confirmation on December 18.
Timee - A partnership agreement has been concluded with Yamato-Koriyama City, the first collaboration with municipalities in Nara Prefecture.
On the 17th, TIMEY <215A> announced that it has concluded a partnership agreement with Yamato-Koriyama City in Nara Prefecture. Even though Yamato-Koriyama City has the historical Koriyama Castle and expects a growing demand for tourism, it has been suggested that securing manpower has become difficult for local business owners, which may hinder business operations. For the company, this partnership with the city marks the first collaboration with a municipality in Nara Prefecture, and it is the 16th case with the 17th municipality. The partnership agreement outlines cooperation between the company and the city to support business operators and workers.
Jefferies Adjusts Timee's Price Target to 1,800 Yen From 1,660 Yen, Keeps at Buy