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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.
Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market 250 Index ETF Futures Overview: Buying dominance with resistance breakthrough.
On November 21, the TOPIX Growth Market 250 index futures closed at 634 points, up 6 points from the previous trading day. The high was 637 points, the low was 622 points, and the intraday trading volume was 4046 contracts. The previous day, the Dow Inc. in the USA rebounded. Following reports that Ukraine had launched British-made long-range missiles into Russian territory, geopolitical risks were feared, leading to a decline after the opening. Federal Reserve Board (FRB) Governor Bowman indicated a hawkish stance as inflation progression stagnated, leading to an increase in long-term interest rates.
The Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Index is slightly down, with limited buying back and lacking directional strength.
Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market Index 808.58 -0.06 / volume 0.2 billion 32.71 million shares / trading value 129 billion yen. Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market 250 Index 631.16 -0.05 / volume 0.1 billion 10.44 million shares / trading value 95.2 billion yen. Today's growth market saw a slight decline in both the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market Index and the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market 250 Index, with 248 rising stocks, 293 falling stocks, and 45 unchanged. The growth market today has shown heavy resistance on the upside.
Overview of the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market 250 index futures: Major rebound due to corrections in underperformance.
On November 19, the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market 250 index futures rose by 17 points to 628 points compared to the previous trading day. The high was 630 points, the low was 613 points, and the intraday trading volume was 3,607 contracts. The Dow Jones Industrial Average in the USA continued to decline on November 18. Although the November NAHB Housing Market Index unexpectedly improved and strong growth expectations supported the market, the Dow was pressured by profit-taking sell-offs, fluctuating throughout the day in a weak manner. The nasdaq saw a rise due to electric auto manufacturers like Tesla (TSLA) and falling long-term interest rates, along with semiconductors from nvidia.
The Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market index has declined for four consecutive days, with individual stocks showing a tendency for selective buying.
Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market Index 794.05 -6.86 / Volume 0.1 billion 57.67 million shares / Trading value 106.8 billion yen. Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market 250 Index 619.26 -6.69 / Volume 80.93 million shares / Trading value 83.1 billion yen. In today's growth market, the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market Index continued to decline for the 4th business day, while the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market 250 Index fell. The number of advancing stocks is 281, declining stocks is 278, and unchanged is 33. In the U.S. market on the 15th, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell by 305.87 points to 434.
Summary of the TOPIX Growth Market 250 Index futures: closed at a low due to rising US interest rates and concerns about delayed Nvidia deliveries.
On November 18, the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market 250 index futures fell by 9 points to 611 points compared to the previous trading day. The high was 618 points, the low was 611 points, and the intraday trading volume was 2,855 contracts. The dow inc continued to decline after last week's US market performance. Selling continued following the hawkish remarks from Federal Reserve Chair Powell, leading to a drop after the market opened. Additionally, expectations for policies supporting corporate performance, such as regulatory easing from the Trump administration, have subsided, and in response to comments from Federal Reserve officials, there are expectations for an additional rate cut in December.
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