On November 13, the TSE Growth Market 250 index futures were down 2 points from the previous trading day at 622 points. The high was 631 points, the low was 620 points, and the intraday trading volume was 5,229 contracts. The Dow Inc average in the US markets on the previous day, November 12, fell back. There was a strong tendency to wait and see around the past highest point, resulting in mixed trading after the opening. With no new buying materials, profit-taking sell orders pressured the market, leading to a decline. Afterward, there were ongoing concerns over the rise in long-term interest rates due to improved economic outlook and easing expectations for rate cuts, causing the market to remain sluggish throughout the day. The caution ahead of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) announcement tomorrow also served as a selling material, resulting in a slow end to the day. Today's TSE Growth Market 250 index futures started at 623 points, down 1 point from the previous trading day. Thanks to rotation buying, the morning trading was steady, but after initial buying subsided, it fluctuated around the previous day's closing price. Comments from some European Central Bank (ECB) officials pointed out that the Trump administration could hinder global economic growth, and the decline in Tesla stocks in the US market led to speculation of an end to the Trump trade. Although the emerging markets remained relatively strong due to the decreased correlation with the Nikkei average, they ended trading at 622 points, marking a decline for the first time in four days. In the main stocks of the TSE Growth Market, Integral <5842> and Astroscale HD <186A> were among those that fell.