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Emerging Markets Outlook: The Growth Market 250 Index is in a battle to break through the 200-day moving average, will the lagging sector continue to be favored?
■ The Emerging Markets rose this week, appearing to correct their previous lag. During the same period, while the Nikkei average increased by +3.85%, the Growth Market Index rose by +2.49% and the Growth Market 250 Index by +2.38%, which was somewhat sluggish compared to the Nikkei average. With the emergence of the second Trump administration, there is a growing sense of expectation for economic policies, such as large tax cuts and massive AI investments, leading to a rise in U.S. stocks. In the Tokyo market, there was a stronger focus on Large Cap stocks, particularly in the Main Board, and the Emerging Markets were influenced by the rise in Large Cap stocks.
Growth 250 rebounded sharply, with GENDA and others rising = Emerging Markets, 24th.
The Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market 250 Index has rebounded sharply. GENDAL <9166.T> and Groving <277A.T> saw significant increases. NPC <6255.T> and Free <4478.T> were also bought. Timey <215A.T> lost momentum after a morning high. Heartseed <219A.T> continued to decline. In the Standard segment, West Holdings <1407.T> also declined. Provided by Wealth Advisor Co.
Stocks that moved the day before part 2: Renascience, Kitagawa Seiki, Last One Mile, ETC.
Stock name <Code> Closing price on the 22nd ⇒ Change from the previous day Sumitomo Forestry <1911> 5302 -152, viewed negatively due to the drop in D.R. Horton stock. ENEOS <5020> 783.9 -23.3, petroleum stocks remain under pressure due to the decline in oil prices. Kitagawa Seiki <6327> 646 +100, significantly upwardly revised earnings estimates for the first half. Palemo HD <2778> 160 +35, regarded as newsworthy for the resumption of the shareholder benefit program. Spankrete <5277> 268 +49, notable volatility at present, particularly in materials.
The Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Index rebounded, showing heavy upper levels after a morning rise.
TSE Growth Market Index 811.58 +3.91 / Volume 0.1 billion 99.86 million Stocks / Trading value 128.4 billion yen TSE Growth Market 250 Index 630.56 +2.64 / Volume 0.1 billion 0.24 million Stocks / Trading value 102.4 billion yen. Today's growth market saw both the TSE Growth Market Index and TSE Growth Market 250 Index rebound. The number of rising stocks is 318, the number of falling stocks is 231, and unchanged is 50. On the previous day, the Dow Inc saw a significant continued rise in the U.S. stock market on the 21st.
Stocks that moved or were traded in the first half of the session.
*Furukawa Electric Industry <5801> 7896 +863 Shares of electric wire companies surged due to reports of large AI-related investments in the USA. *Fujikura <5803> 6767 +720 Large infrastructure investments in the USA are seen as a buying opportunity for Optical Fiber-related stocks. *Mitsui E&S <7003> 1635 +159 Marusan Securities recommends initiating a buy. *Disco <6146> 51360 +4760 Anticipation grows ahead of tomorrow's Earnings Reports. *Nomura Micro Science <6254> 2724 +2
Free rebounded, seen as material for YUI's wholly-owned subsidiary.
Free <4478.T> has rebounded, briefly reaching 3035 yen, an increase of 98 yen. After the market close on the 21st, it was announced that the entire stock of YUI (Chiyoda, Tokyo) would be acquired, turning it into a wholly-owned subsidiary, which was seen as significant news. YUI provides a cloud-based consolidated accounting software "Ketsu/YUI" aimed at improving the productivity of group accounting. With this complete subsidiary acquisition, the company aims to offer cloud-based consolidated accounting services targeted at small businesses that have subsidiaries, while also leveraging its existing customer base for further sales growth.