Tokyo Growth Market Index 817.96 +3.09 / Volume 0.1 billion 39.77 million shares / Trading value 97.2 billion yen.

Tokyo Growth Market 250 Index 640.69 +2.50 / Volume 0.1 billion 6.51 million shares / Trading value 83.9 billion yen.

Today's growth market saw both the Tokyo Growth Market Index and the Tokyo Growth Market 250 Index rebound for the first time in three days. The number of advancing stocks was 295, declining stocks were 260, and unchanged were 33.

The U.S. stock market continued to rise on the 14th. The Dow Jones rose by 201.36 points to 43,065.22, and the NASDAQ closed at 18,502.69, up 159.75 points. Selling pressure following a slight rate cut speculation and buying driven by expectations of demand recovery due to additional fiscal policies by the Chinese government intersected, leading to mixed trading after the opening. Expectations for earnings reports from major companies then boosted the market. Furthermore, the rise of semiconductor NVIDIA pushed up the NASDAQ, expanding the gains towards the end. The Dow hit a new all-time high for consecutive days.

Following the rise in U.S. stocks, the growth market also started trading with a buying bias. However, attention shifted to large-cap stocks in the main board market, causing the Growth Market 250 Index to decrease its gains after the opening and move into negative territory. After a round of buying and selling, trading ended slightly higher at last week's closing levels, but trading value did not reach 100 billion yen, indicating continued sluggish trading. The market was dominated by large-cap stocks, and there was no significant interest in the growth market.

Individually, short-term funds flowed into Orutsu <260A>, which was listed last weekend, causing a trading halt with a limit. Among the top market capitalization stocks, GMO Financial Gate <4051>, Trial <141A>, and Integral <5842> were bought. Immunobiology Institute <4570>, Convano <6574>, and QPS Research Institute <5595> ranked high in terms of price increases.

On the other hand, AeroEdge <7409>, which was bought last week, faced selling pressure due to profit-taking, and Intafactory <4057> followed a similar pattern. Among the top market capitalization stocks, Timey <215A> fell and approached its all-time low since listing, while Free <4478> and Adventure <6030> also showed weak performance. The top decliners included Licksoft <4429>, Hikari Food Service <138A>, and Regional Newspaper Company <2164>.

Stocks adopted in the Tokyo Growth Market Core Index include GMO Financial Gate, as well as WealthNavi <7342>, Tryte <9164>, ispace <9348>, among others.

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