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Timee --- concluded a business partnership agreement with CIVIL CREATE.
On the 26th, Timee <215A> announced a business partnership agreement with CIVIL CREATE (Headquarters: Funabashi City, Chiba Prefecture). In the construction industry, the chronic shortage of personnel is becoming severe, especially as the need arises for securing resources during busy periods and optimizing back-office operations. Furthermore, while the promotion of BIM/CIM and i-Construction, along with the acceleration of Construction DX, is advancing the digitalization of job sites, there is currently an insufficient structure in place to secure and utilize personnel with the necessary skills.
Stocks reaching the upper and lower limits in the first half of the trading session.
■ Limit Up <186A> Astroscale Holdings <218A> Liberaware <3195> Generation Pass <4241> Atect ■ Limit Down * Includes temporary limit up and down (indicative prices).
A soft tone and declining U.S. stocks may weigh on the market, but a solid performance at lower levels is expected.
[Emerging Markets Individual Stock Global Strategy] Today's Emerging Markets are expected to experience a weak trend. In the Tokyo market during the three-day holiday weekend, the U.S. stock market on the last trading day of last week, the Dow Inc fell by 748.63 dollars (-1.69%). The decline in UnitedHealth, a health insurance company, weighed down stock prices; moreover, concerns about growth slowdowns spread following the Michigan Consumer Confidence Index and existing home sales figures, pushing stock prices lower. Yesterday, the 24th, the market was slightly up by 33.19 dollars (+0.08%) at 43,461.21 dollars, marking a small gain after three days.
With the decrease in trading volume, the rise has paused, and attention is focused on whether the major stocks with large Market Cap can bounce back.
■Caution against risk-averse selling This week, Emerging Markets are likely to perform relatively well compared to Large Cap stocks, which are more susceptible to currency fluctuations, but the upside may be capped. The Growth Market 250 Index has reached 693.92 points on the 13th and is now experiencing a slight adjustment phase. Trading volume has decreased after peaking at 218.5 billion yen on the 17th, indicating a pause in the recent short-term uptrend. While the atmosphere of a sudden crash is not particularly strong, similar to Large Cap stocks, the European Index.
Strong outlook, less susceptible to exchange rate fluctuations, preferred over Large Cap.
Overview of the week from February 17 to February 21: The Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Index high: 691.04, low: 677.7, close: 680.22, week-on-week change: 0.47%. Strong trend, favored over Large Cap stocks as it is less affected by foreign exchange fluctuations. While the Large Cap stocks were weak due to the progress of a weaker dollar and stronger yen in the foreign exchange market, the Growth market showed relatively strong movement as it is less affected by these fluctuations. Although trading volumes did not show strong movement, dropping below 200 billion yen in the latter half of the week, no significant Sell-offs were observed, indicating stability.
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"Daiwa" <7157> Lifenet Insurance Company 2 suspension * The ratings of the above companies are as of our confirmation on February 20.