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Stock News Premium = October to December financial results, Main Board peaks at the end of January - February focuses on Automobiles such as Toyota.
The financial results season for Japanese companies for the last year from October to December is starting. Following the preliminary announcements this week, the peak on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Main Board will be on the 31st of next week. In February, each company will announce their performance daily until the 14th, and this momentum is likely to influence the direction of the market. For the October to December (third quarter) financial results of firms listed on the Main Board, about 180 companies are scheduled for the 31st. February 7th will also be a crucial day with approximately 170 companies expected to disclose their results, and when combined with companies from the Standard and Growth markets, that day will be significant.
USA "President Trump" is born - marking national policy stocks once again.
The Republican Trump will be inaugurated as the new president of the United States at 2 AM Japan time on the 21st. It is expected that he will sign a total of 100 executive orders on the first and second day, indicating a significant policy shift from the Biden administration. Just like the surge in stocks related to Cryptos that are driven by speculation, it is desired to mark the stocks that will benefit from regulatory easing. Additionally, regarding the overall market, since negative factors have been priced in, particularly concerning tariffs, there is also a growing interest in positive influences.
Overview of the TSE Growth Market 250 Index Futures: rebounding for the first time in five days, factoring in the inauguration of the new U.S. president.
On January 20th, the TSE Growth Market 250 Index Futures were up 9 points compared to the previous trading day at 623 points. The high was 623 points, the low was 615 points, and the intraday trading volume was 1,817 contracts. Last weekend, the Dow Inc rebounded in the USA market. Following the International Monetary Fund (IMF)'s upward revision of the global and domestic economic growth outlook for 2025, combined with December's housing starts and industrial production exceeding expectations, an optimistic view on the economy spread, leading to a rise after the opening. With the presidential inauguration ceremony next week, there are expectations for regulatory easing from the next administration, etc.
Growth 250 rebounds, ispace and other stocks rise = Emerging Markets - 20th.
The Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Index 250 rebounded for the first time in five days. The overall Tokyo market showed a strong trend, and buying led the growth market. ispace <9348.T>, Astroscale Holdings <186A.T> performed well, and Free <4478.T>, Helios <4593.T> also rose. Heartsed <219A.T> was low. In the standard market, Intratrade <3747.T> saw a significant increase. Provided by Wealth Advisor Co.
The decline is influenced by the strengthening expectations of the Bank of Japan's interest rate hike.
Overview of last week from January 13 to January 17. The Tokyo Growth Index reached a high of 643.18, a low of 619.11, and a closing price of 625.85, down 2.93% from the previous week. The decline was influenced by the strengthening perception of the Bank's interest rate hikes. The trading value remained around 100 billion yen without significant changes, but the growing expectations for a policy interest rate hike by the Bank also had an impact, leading to weaker movement compared to the Nikkei average. Individually, TKP <3479> was purchased due to good earnings, while the announcement of a successful launch was made.
Emerging Markets outlook: The Growth Market 250 Index ETF failed to break through the 200-day moving average, and the market may continue to lack direction.
■Weak movements due to expectations of a policy interest rate hike; this week, Emerging Markets declined. During the same period, the Nikkei Average fell by -1.89%, while the Growth Market Index dropped by -2.75% and the Growth Market 250 Index decreased by -2.93%, showing weakness compared to the Nikkei Average. The Growth Market 250 Index was expected to break through the resistance of the 200-day moving average (200MA), but it failed, worsening investor sentiment. Trading volume showed no significant changes, remaining in the 100 billion yen range, as the policy interest rate was influenced by the Bank of Japan.