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Strong performance, supported by the rise in nasdaq and the decline in U.S. long-term gold rates.
[Emerging Markets Individual Stock Global Strategy] Today's emerging markets are expected to exhibit a firm trend. Last Friday, on the 14th, the US stock market saw the Dow Inc drop by 165.35 points (-0.37%) to 44,546.08, reversing its gains. Concerns about an economic downturn arose due to a greater-than-expected drop in January retail revenue, along with profit-taking ahead of the consecutive holidays putting pressure on stock prices. On the other hand, buying driven by expectations of a rate cut strengthened in the Nasdaq, while the rise of NVIDIA and Meta led to a firm performance throughout the day.
Investor sentiment is good, trading volume is increasing, and the Growth 250 is becoming aware of breaking through last July's high.
The Emerging Markets this week may reach the significant 700 point level, with trading continuing to focus on Earnings Reports as material. The trading volume at the end of last week swelled to 200 billion yen for the first time this year, indicating strong investment enthusiasm among investors. The Growth Market 250 Index saw a rise to levels not seen since 697.56 points on July 18, 2024. As the weekend approached, Sell-offs were predominant; however, since there was a halt in declines at the high level seen on January 30, the trend of testing for a rebound is intact.
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