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Growth 250 fell for the first time in six days, with a rush to Buy the IPO Mirairo in the Emerging Markets on the 24th.
The Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market 250 Index fell for the first time in six days. After starting high, it lost momentum and traded in a range around the previous week's closing price during the afternoon session. FFRI <3692.T>, Genda <9166.T>, and Hennge <4475.T> were up, while Cover <5253.T> and Sanbio <4592.T> were down. The IPO of Mirairo <335A.T> attracted significant buying and ended its first day of trading with a strong demand.
The Growth 250 continues to rise, with GENDA and others increasing = Emerging Markets, 17th.
The Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market 250 Index continues to rise. The Tokyo market shows strong movement in response to rising U.S. stocks, and the Growth 250 also maintains an upward trend. Cover <5253.T>, Heartseed <219A.T>, and GENDAL <9166.T> have increased, while Asiro <7378.T> and Ecomott <3987.T> saw significant gains. Timee <215A.T> experienced a decline. In the Standard segment, Maruchiyo Yamaoka <3399.T> was sold. Provided by Wealth Advisor Co.
This year, there will be an attempt to rebound from the lower price range.
■ Investor sentiment has significantly improved. This week's Emerging Markets are likely to continue gaining as they are less influenced by external factors. The rebound of the Growth Market 250 Index just before this year's lowest point can also be seen as a positive factor. If it rises above the 664 points where the 25-day moving average is located, the rebound seems likely to strengthen. Trading volumes have also been increasing daily around 200 billion yen, indicating that investor sentiment is greatly improving. This week, the Growth Market's ...
It is believed that investor sentiment is improving due to the steady increase in trading volume.
Outlook for the week from March 17 to March 21: The Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Index is expected to remain strong, with an increasing trend in trading volume suggesting improvement in investor sentiment. It seems that buying will continue from the perspective of being less affected by the external environment. The trading volume has also been increasing around 200 billion yen daily, and compared to the week before last, investor sentiment has shown improvement. This week, the upward pressure of top-class trading volumes in the growth market, such as Timy <215A> and Cover <5253>, is expected to be eliminated.
The Growth 250 continues to rise, while AI robots and others are being sold = Emerging Markets, November 11.
The Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market 250 Index continues to rise. Due to the decline in U.S. stocks, the overall Tokyo market has been significantly sold off, and the Growth Market started off weak. However, it later reduced its losses and emerged into the positive territory just before the close. Companies such as Cover <5253.T>, Ai Robotics <247A.T>, and Astroscale Holdings <186A.T> saw significant declines. FFRI <3692.T> and Sanbio <4592.T> were also sold off. BASE <4477.T>, Trial Holdings.
Stocks News Premium = Spring Labor Offensive demands a wage increase of over 6%, renewed focus on 'oshi-katsu' related to young people's consumption.
The wage increase demand in this year's spring labor negotiations by labor unions affiliated with the Japanese Trade Union Confederation (Rengō) has exceeded 6%. This is expected to be the highest growth in 32 years, surpassing last year's more than 5%, due to companies strengthening their efforts to improve the treatment of young employees in order to secure talent. Companies that can attract this demographic's consumption are likely to become the winners. <Recent starting salaries in the 300,000 yen range> According to Rengō's summary, the wage increase demand from approximately 2,900 labor unions affiliated as of the 3rd includes regular salary increases.
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