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The rise is broadening the selection of intermission stocks.
Last week's overview from November 25th to November 29th, the TOPIX Growth Index reached a high of 645.08, a low of 628.97, and a closing price of 643.97, with a weekly increase of 1.44% marking an upward trend. Amid a search for short-term gains, driven by the narrowing yield spread between Japan and the US, the exchange rate market saw the US dollar breaking into the 149 yen level for the first time in about a month. While large cap stocks on the main board struggled due to the strong yen and weak dollar trends, domestic demand-oriented stocks in emerging markets performed well. The reduced participation during the Thanksgiving holiday in the USA also had an impact, leading to profit-taking at the end of the week.
Emerging markets outlook: Will the search for interlude stocks continue, or will funds flow towards core stocks?
This week, large cap stocks on the main board are being actively traded while the emerging markets are on the rise. During the same period, the Nikkei average showed a decline of -0.20%, whereas the growth market index rose by +0.51% and the Growth Market 250 index increased by +0.91%, highlighting the strength of the emerging markets. In the USA, expectations for an interest rate cut at the December Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting have strengthened, while in japan, expectations for an interest rate hike at the December monetary policy decision meeting of the Bank of Japan have increased, leading to a heightened awareness of the narrowing interest rate gap between japan and the USA.
On the 29th, the NY market rebounded [NY Market - Close].
[NYDow・nasdaq・cme (table)] NYDOW; 44910.65; +188.59 nasdaq; 19218.17; +157.69 cme225; 38300; +130 (TSE ratio) [NY market data] The New York market rebounded on the 29th. The Dow Jones average closed at 44,910.65, up 188.59 points, and the Nasdaq ended trading at 19,218.17, up 157.69 points. Following the presidential election, the confidence index of small and medium-sized enterprises rose, and trade policy...
ADR Japanese stock ranking~High and low vary, Chicago is 38,300 yen, 130 yen higher than Osaka~
Japanese stocks of American Depositary Receipt (ADR), when compared to the Tokyo Stock Exchange (converted at 1 dollar to 149.59 yen), saw increases in Denso <6902>, Disco <6146>, Komatsu <6301>, SMC <6273>, Mizuho Financial Group <8411>, and others, while Yucho Bank <7182>, Japan Post Holdings <6178>, Nidec <6594>, Seven & i Holdings <3382>, MS&AD Insurance Group Holdings <8725>, Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group <8306>, Nintendo Co Ltd <7974>, and others experienced declines.
Top Gap Ups and Downs on Friday: MUFG, UBS, SMFG and More
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