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As soon as the news of Japan easing tourist visas for people from China was released, local retail travel stocks surged immediately.
① The Japanese Foreign Minister, Toshimitsu Motegi, announced the relaxation of visa requirements for Chinese tourists to Japan, expected to be implemented in spring 2025. ② After the announcement, retail and tourism-related stocks in Japan rose, with J. Front Retailing Co. soaring by 8.38%, while Isetan Mitsukoshi Holdings and Takashimaya increased by 6.98% and 3.69%, respectively.
China and Japan will introduce policies to facilitate tourism, and Japanese retail and tourism stocks have responded with an increase.
Retail and tourism-related stocks in Japan rose after the Chinese government and the Japanese government agreed to introduce more facilitation measures to promote mutual visits of tourists between the two countries.
Uniform Next To Go Ex-Dividend On December 27th, 2024 With 3.5 JPY Dividend Per Share
December 26th (Japan Standard Time) - $Uniform Next(3566.JP)$ is trading ex-dividend on December 27th, 2024.Shareholders of record on December 31st, 2024 will receive 3.5 JPY dividend per share. The
Emerging Markets stocks digest: Uninec continues to decline significantly, while Rentrax rebounds strongly.
<3566> Uninex 527 -45 significantly continues to decline. After the market closed last weekend, the performance forecast for the fiscal year ending December 2024 was revised downward, which has become a selling trigger. Operating profit is estimated at 0.462 billion yen (a 7.0% decrease compared to the previous period). This is approximately a 30% reduction from the previous estimate. Delays in the production and arrival of fan-equipped work clothes, which had been a focus, led to a loss of trust among customers who purchased that commodity, and this affected the sales of autumn and winter work clothes and cold weather gear. Additionally, a warm climate has continued until early November.
Uninec --- significantly declined, lowering the Financial Estimates for the fiscal year ending December 2024.
Significant decline continues. After the trading ended last weekend, the earnings forecast for the fiscal year ending December 2024 was revised downward, becoming a selling trigger. Operating profit is forecasted to be 0.462 billion yen (a 7.0% decrease from the previous period). This is about a 30% reduction from the previous estimate. Delays in the production and arrival of fan-equipped work clothes, which were a focus, led to a loss of trust from customers who purchased the Commodity ETF, which subsequently affected the sales of autumn and winter work clothes and cold-weather clothing. Additionally, the mild climate continued until early November, resulting in sluggish sales of the cold-weather clothing, impacting revenue.
Stable, supported by U.S. stock market highs [Emerging Markets Individual Stocks Global Strategy]
[Emerging Markets Individual Stock Global Strategy] Today's Emerging Markets are expected to show a solid performance. Last weekend on the 20th, the US Stocks market saw the Dow Inc rising by 498.02 points (+1.18%) to 42,840.26, marking a significant increase. The November Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) Price Index suggested progresses in inflation control, which supported stock prices. The Dow Inc temporarily rose over 800 points compared to the previous day, but the possibility of a government shutdown weighed on investor sentiment, leading to a slowdown in growth during the afternoon. Today's new