Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market Index 805.50 -3.69 / Volume 0.2 billion16.97 million shares / Trading value 147.9 billion yen

Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market 250 Index 628.84 -2.66 / Volume 0.1 billion2.39 million shares / Trading value 117.5 billion yen

Today's growth market, the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market Index and the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market 250 Index both declined, with 243 gaining stocks, 316 falling stocks, and 28 unchanged.

Today's growth market took a soft tone. The Dow Jones Industrial Average in the US market on the previous day, the 12th, declined. With caution increasing near the all-time high, lack of new buying incentives led to profit-taking sales, causing the market to decline. Throughout the day, there was caution due to the improvement in economic outlook and the rise in long-term interest rates on speculation of a rate cut, resulting in a soft trend. Concerns ahead of tomorrow's release of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) also became selling points, leading to a sluggish recovery.

While glancing at the US stock market, where major stock indices fell, the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market Index continued its rise. In the morning, it expanded its gains, but buying did not persist. Early on, it lost momentum, reducing its gains, and at the beginning of the afternoon session, it fell into negative territory. Subsequently, with a dominant selling trend, the decline widened, reaching today's low at the end of trading. There may have been a negative impact on individual investors' psyche due to increased cautiousness regarding rumors of personnel changes in the upcoming Trump administration, intensifying trade friction, etc. The trend of actively seeking individual stocks that have completed earnings reports continued, with varying evaluations based on earnings results.

Regarding individual stocks, EDIP <7794> announced the withdrawal of its previous forecast for the consolidated performance projection for the fiscal year ending March 2025, making it undecided, resulting in a 15% decline, while Hakuten <2173>, which fell into a deficit of 0.14 billion yen for the July-September period, also had a 15% decline. Furthermore, Transgenic <2342>, which announced downward revision of its full-year performance forecast and no dividend, declined by 13%. In top market capitalization stocks, GNI Group <2160> and Integral <5842> continued to trend weakly, with Mercury <5025>, GMO Financial Gate <4051>, and Flutter Flutter <2586> featuring prominently in the declining ranks.

On the other hand, Tabi Workshop <6548>, positively viewed for achieving a profit for the first time in 18 quarters, soared by 31% as the top gainer in percentage increase. Openwork <5139>, which announced strong financial results for the third quarter and a share buyback, hit the daily upper price limit with an 18% increase. Additionally, Exawizards <4259>, which reduced its operating loss for the first half ending March 2025 and achieved profitability on a quarterly basis, rose by 16%. In terms of top market capitalization stocks, Trial <141A> and GENDA <9166> continued to trend positively, with Sapeet <269A>, Kubell <4448>, and Yapuri <4168> featuring prominently in the top gainers. In the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market Core Index, GENDA, Cover <5253>, and Free <4478> all saw gains.

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