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Emerging Market Outlook: Will funds flow towards major processing, bio, and earnings stocks as the Growth Market 250 Index enters a battle to break through the 200-day moving average?
Emerging markets saw an inflow of funds due to the sharp decline in large cap stocks over the weekend, causing an increase in emerging markets this week. During the same period, the growth market index rose significantly by +2.60%, and the growth market 250 index rose by +2.99%, compared to the Nikkei average of +0.68%. Although trading volume in emerging markets declined at the beginning of the week, a stagnant market with little price fluctuations occurred in both the growth market index and the growth market 250 index. However, at the end of the week, large cap stocks plummeted more than 1000 yen due to the decline of the Nikkei average, while emerging markets saw
The TOPIX Gross Index rose significantly, with growth core 20 stocks all expanding gains.
Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market Index is at 868.64, up 24.20 points, with a volume of 0.2 billion 33.78 million shares and a trading value of 185.1 billion yen. The TSE Growth Market 250 Index is at 677.13, up 21.27 points, with a volume of 0.1 billion 77.28 million shares and a trading value of 159.2 billion yen. Today's growth market has seen both the TSE Growth Market Index and TSE Growth Market 250 Index continue to rise significantly. The number of rising stocks is 291, the number of falling stocks is 245, and unchanged is 45. The US stock market on the 11th was mixed. The Dow average was up 32.39 dollars.
Overview of TOPIX Growth Market 250 futures: Returning to a level not seen in about three months due to accelerated rotation.
On July 12, the TOPIX Growth Market 250 index futures were 674 points, up 21 points from the previous trading day. The high was 677 points, the low was 651 points, and the trading volume during the day was 11,718 shares. The Dow Jones Industrial Average in the U.S. market continued to rise on the previous day 11th. The June Consumer Price Index (CPI) provided evidence of inflation slowdown and the Dow was buoyant on the expectation of interest rate cuts, led by recovery of real estate and other interest rate-sensitive sectors. However, NASDAQ was affected by rotation and a sense of material exhaustion and fell from its all-time high.
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.
The TOPIX Growth Market 250 index has risen for three consecutive days, it was solid but with little trading volume, making for a quiet day.
Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market Index 846.63 +3.77 / Volume 0.1 billion 82.57 million shares / Trading value 120.2 billion yen. Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market 250 Index 657.45 +3.53 / Volume 0.1 billion 31.19 million shares / Trading value 85.8 billion yen. Today's growth market, both the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market Index and the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market 250 Index, increased for the third consecutive day. The number of rising stocks was 255, the number of falling stocks was 287, and the unchanged stocks were 41. On the 4th, due to Independence Day, both the stock market and the bond market were closed in the United States.
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