Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market Index 792.98 -1.85 / Volume 0.1 billion 48.76 million shares / Trading value 88.4 billion yen

Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market 250 Index 618.13 -1.83 / Volume 68.23 million shares / Trading value 68.2 billion yen

Today's Growth Market saw both the Growth Market Index and the Mothers Index decline together, with 252 gainers, 295 decliners, and 37 unchanged.

Today's Growth Market developed weakly. The previous day, the Dow Jones Industrial Average in the U.S. closed at 41,794.60, down 257.59 dollars, while the Nasdaq closed trading at 18,179.98, down 59.93 points. Pre-election uncertainty led to profit-taking sales, with the Dow remaining weak throughout the day. The Nasdaq found support from a decline in long-term interest rates and Nvidia's rise, halting the decline. The post-holiday Main Board Market started with a rebound from the over 1,000 yen drop the previous weekend, with the Growth Market also starting in a buying trend. However, the buying did not continue immediately, and both the Growth Market Index and the Growth Market 250 Index remained in negative territory compared to the previous week. With the U.S. presidential election vote count tonight, and the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting looming, it is unlikely to see much movement in growth stocks, resulting in lackluster price action. Top market capitalization stocks also saw mixed strength and weakness.

Individually, Convano <6574>, which had been rising the previous week, led the decline with an 8% drop due to profit-taking sales, while Modalis <4883>, which may have continued to be discouraged by margin trading regulations, fell by 7%. Liberaware <218A>, which has been following a weak trend for days, continued to decline. Among the top market cap stocks, Lifenet <7157> and GNI <2160> showed a weak trend, with top decliners including Quorips <4894>, ROXX <241A>, and Image Information Development <3803>. On the other hand, Sapet <269A>, gaining attention daily as an AI-related company, hit the daily limit up by 15%, and Base Food <2936>, whose President and CEO Makihirono Maki revealed buying, rose by 7%. Furthermore, Amaoya <4258>, which announced a business partnership with NSD, rose. Among the top market cap stocks, Trial <141A> and GENDA <9166> showed a firm trend, with top gainers including Birdman <7063>, Lancers <4484>, and Flutt Flutta <2586>.

In the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market Core Index, GNI, Timey <215A>, and Tryt <9164> declined.

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