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Emerging markets outlook: Main stock earnings entering full swing, Growth Market 250 Index battles breaking through the 25MA.
■The rise in emerging markets is limited this week. Emerging markets rose this week. The rise and fall rates during the same period were +3.80% for the Nikkei Average, +1.05% for the Growth Market Index, and +1.12% for the Growth Market 250 Index, highlighting the heaviness of the upside in the emerging markets. Amid Trump's victory in the US presidential election, the yen depreciated against the dollar in the foreign exchange market. This led to increased interest in large cap stocks, limiting the rise in emerging markets. While earnings reports in the emerging markets are gradually increasing, there is growing investor interest in the main board.
Stocks that moved the previous day part2 include Yasue Construction, Japan Information C, KADOKAWA, etc.
Stock Name 8th Closing Price ⇒ Previous Day Comparison KADOKAWA <9468> 2864.5 -420.5 Full-Year Net Income Forecast Revised Downward. PIGEON <7956> 1440 -146 Consensus Downward due to Double-Digit Decline in 3rd Quarter Results. GEO HOLDINGS <2681> 1421 -146 Displeased with Large Loss in the First Half Results. CANADIA <7004> 985 -113 Expected to fall into a final deficit in the first half. AVEX <7860> 1395 -1197 Operating loss in September quarter as well.
Soracom: Half Year Report - Term 12 (2024/04/01 - 2025/03/31)
Steady, supported by nasdaq high and easing of US long-term interest rate hikes.
[Emerging Markets Individual Stock Strategy] A firm development is expected in today's emerging markets. In the U.S. stock market yesterday on the 7th, the Dow Jones fell by 0.59 points (-0.00%) to 43,729.34 points, down slightly for the third consecutive day. Favorable buying continued due to Mr. Trump's victory in the presidential election. In addition, as the Federal Reserve Board (FRB) decided to cut interest rates as expected at the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting, the Nasdaq continued to rise along with the decline in long-term interest rates, setting new record highs for several consecutive days. Today's emerging markets.
Nissan revised its operating profit downwards to 150 billion yen from 500 billion yen on March 25th.
Nissan <7201> announced a revision to its 2025 fiscal year financial estimates. The operating profit was revised downward from 500 billion yen to 150 billion yen. The assumed exchange rate was revised to 1 dollar = 149 yen (previously 1 dollar = 155 yen), and 1 euro = 164 yen (previously 1 euro = 167 yen). The global passengers carried is set at 3.4 million units, down from the previous estimate of 3.65 million units. It was also announced that they will sell some of the shareholding in Mitsubishi Motors <7211>. [Positive Assessment] <5801> Furukawa Electric midterm | <674
Soracom: Financial results briefing materials for the 2nd quarter (interim period) of the fiscal year ending March 31, 2025
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