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Emerging markets outlook: Focus is shifting to the main board market, while emerging markets are experiencing quiet market developments.
■Large cap stocks on the main board were bought amidst selling dominance. This week, emerging markets declined. During the same period, the Nikkei average rose by +2.31%, while the growth market index fell by -1.59% and the growth market 250 index decreased by -1.05%, highlighting the weakness in emerging markets. There were observations of buying by foreign investors related to the management and operation plan of the Government Pension Investment Fund (GPIF) starting next fiscal year, which led to large cap stocks on the main board being bought, while the growth market, which had been rising due to interim buying, faced a setback.
Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Index is slightly down, with lackluster price movements due to buying and selling conflicts.
Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market Index 814.57 -0.22 / Volume 0.2 billion 71.4 million shares / Turnover 129.1 billion yen. Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market 250 Index 634.81 -0.83 / Volume 0.1 billion 15.25 million shares / Turnover 89.1 billion yen. Today's growth market, both the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market Index and the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market 250 Index, experienced a slight decline. The number of rising stocks was 272, the number of falling stocks was 269, and unchanged was 49. Today's growth market saw a mix of buying and selling. The situation of trading back and forth unfolded. The previous day, the 21st.
Stocks that hit the daily limit up or down in the morning session.
■ Price limit up <3920> Ivy C <4255> THECOO <4395> Acquit <4419> Finantext Holdings <4449> Giftee <4499> Speee <5027> AnyMind Group <6554> US <7074> Twenty Four Seven <7699> Omni Plus System <8929> Aoyama Asset Networks <9338> INFORICH <9557> Air Closet ■ S
Volume Change Rate Ranking (9:00) - Japan Post, Giftee, etc. ranked in.
In the volume change rate ranking, by comparing the average volume over the last five days with the volume on the day of distribution, it is possible to understand trends in stock selection and the interests of market participants. ■Top volume change rates [As of November 15, 9:32] (Comparison of average volume over the last five days) Stock code Stock name Volume 5-day average volume Volume change rate Stock price change rate <2856> US bonds 37H253450107185.08 285.96%-0.0007% <2334> I
Softness and a decline in U.S. stocks weigh heavily on the [emerging markets individual stock global strategy].
[Emerging Markets Individual Stock Strategy] Today's emerging markets are expected to see a weak performance. In the U.S. stock market on the 14th, the Dow Jones fell by 207.33 points (-0.47%) to 43,750.86 points. Strong inflation was confirmed in the October Producer Price Index (PPI), and the strength of the labor market was indicated by the number of new jobless claims. Long-term interest rates rose, weighing on stock prices. In addition, Federal Reserve Board (FRB) director Kugler mentioned the possibility of not cutting interest rates.
Mitsubishi UFJ, 2Q operating profit increased by 37.3% to 1.7569 trillion yen, announced a share buyback.
Mitsubishi UFJ <8306> announced its second-quarter results for the fiscal year ending March 2025, with operating revenue increasing by 21.1% year-on-year to 6 trillion 860.2 billion 77 million yen, and ordinary profit rising by 37.3% to 1 trillion 756.9 billion 26 million yen. Additionally, the net profit forecast for the fiscal year ending March 2025 was revised upwards from 1 trillion 500 billion yen to 1 trillion 750 billion yen. This was due to strong performance in the customer division, as well as improvements in profit margins from rising yen interest rates and the sale of shareholdings. The annual dividends plan is set at 60 yen per share, in line with previous indications.