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TOPIX Growth Market 250 Index Futures Overview: The afternoon session saw an expansion of the decline due to weekend factors.
On July 19, the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market 250 index futures fell 15 points to 673 points compared to the previous trading day. The high was 685 points, the low was 671 points, and the daily trading volume was 8394 shares. On the previous day of July 17, the Dow Jones Industrial Average in the US market fell for the first time in seven days. After the opening, it fell due to higher-than-expected employment and manufacturing-related indicators, and the expectation of an early interest rate cut declined. In addition to profit-taking sales, the caution towards corporate earnings triggered further selling, and the Dow, which had been updating its record highs for consecutive days, expanded its losses towards the end. High-tech.
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The Tokyo Stock Exchange's Gross Index has been slightly up for 4 consecutive days, generally showing a steady movement in the afternoon with active bioscience stock picking.
On the Growth Market of the Tokyo Stock Exchange, the market index rose slightly for the fourth consecutive day, with the Growth Market Index at 848.64 (+2.01) and a volume of 0.22417 billion shares, amounting to JPY 113.9 billion. The Growth Market 250 Index was also up slightly at 658.93 (+1.48), with a volume of 0.17788 billion shares traded for JPY 85.3 billion. There were 261 gainers, 278 losers, and 46 unchanged. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose $67.87 in the U.S. market on the 5th day.
The Growth Market 250 Index continues to battle the 75-day line, with interest turning to recent IPOs.
Expectations for a fresh start: This week, the emerging markets are expected to have a solid footing, as they dealt with profit-taking sales for short-term price increases. In the prime market this week, there is an expectation of over one trillion yen in sell-offs related to the earnings of listed ETFs. Although it is considered to be factored into the market to some extent, it may be a psychological burden due to last week's significant increase. As a result, there is a possibility of cyclical searches in the emerging markets. In the first half of last week, emerging markets underwent profit-taking.
Emerging markets outlook: Will the growth market 250 index continue to battle the 75-day line and shift focus to recent IPOs?
Trading volume stagnated in the market led by large cap shareholders and the emerging market fell this week. During the same period, while the Nikkei Stock Average increased by +3.36%, the growth market index and growth market 250 index decreased by -0.56% and -0.57%, respectively, making the emerging markets dominated by the main board. Funds continued to flow toward financial stocks and precision instrument stocks in the main board market, and on July 4, the Nikkei Stock Average and TOPIX both reached the highest level in history. The market capitalization of the main board market also reached a record high of 1000 for the first time.
Stocks that moved the day before yesterday Part 2 include Azjent, Dai Do Limited, Technisco, etc.
Stock name <Code> 5th day closing price ⇒ comparison with the previous day. Sakura Internet <3778> 4070 -170, especially without materials, trading is decreasing, and sell-off is dominant. New Japan Science <2395> 1354 -57, investment rating is downgraded by Jefferies Securities. Tohoku Electric Power <9506> 1382 -515, electric utility stocks are generally selling off on 5th day. Round One <4680> 801 -56, the trend of exhaustion is dominant after announcing existing stores in June. Japan Cash Machine <6418> 1161 -5.
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