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Is it a strong trend, with continued expectations for buying mainly driven by individual investors?
Outlook for this week, January 13 to January 17: The Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Index may show a resilient trend, with expectations for continued buying, particularly from individual investors. The Main Board is likely to be influenced by external factors such as the decline in US stocks, leading to a scenario where buying in Emerging Markets is likely to occur, primarily from individual investors. However, both Japan and the US are in a phase of rising long-term interest rates, making it challenging for funds to flow towards growth stocks. In key areas, trading volume is rapidly increasing in ispace <9348> and last year's high.
Flat, steady with a selection of intermissions compared to the Main Board market.
Overview of last week from December 30 to January 10: The Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Index reached a high of 650.41, a low of 634.43, and a closing price of 644.72, with a week-on-week change of -0.02%. This indicates stagnation, showing solid performance compared to the Main Board due to a mix of stock selection during the interim. The decline of US stocks limited movements in major Large Cap stocks, which caused the Nikkei average to drop; however, the course of interim stock selection by individual investors shifted towards the Emerging Markets, resulting in firmness compared to the Main Board. Although trading activity isn't lively, trading volume...
Emerging Markets Outlook: If the Growth Market 250 Index ETF breaks through the 200-day line, investor sentiment may improve.
■ During the year-end and New Year period (December 30, 2024 - January 10, 2025), the Emerging Markets saw mixed results in stock selection. During the same period, while the Nikkei Index decreased by -2.71%, the Growth Market Index increased by +0.40%, and the Growth Market 250 Index was nearly flat at -0.02%, showing strength compared to the Main Board. In the Tokyo market, the decline in US stocks had an impact, leading to limited trading activity in leading Large Cap stocks, resulting in a decrease in the Nikkei Index towards the weekend. On the other hand, individual...
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Overview of the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market 250 Index Futures: With a shift in funds, it has risen for three consecutive days.
On January 9, the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market's 250 Index Futures rose 3 points from the previous trading day to 635 points. The high was 635 points, the low was 625 points, and the intraday trading volume was 3,104 contracts. On January 8, the Dow Inc in the US market rebounded. Following mixed results from employment-related Indicators, the market opened and traded sideways. January 9 is the day of mourning for former President Carter, and the stock market will be closed, with adjustment Sell ahead of the employment statistics announcement this weekend. Additionally, selling triggered by rising long-term interest rates led to a decline.
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