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Weakness and declines in US stocks are weighing down [Emerging Markets Individual Stock Global Strategy].
[Emerging Markets Individual Stock Global Strategy] Today's emerging markets are expected to have a sluggish development. In the US stock market yesterday, October 10, the Dow Inc averaged a decrease of 154.10 dollars (-0.35%) at 44,247.83 dollars, marking a four-day decline. Amid a lack of material, the selling pressure due to caution over high prices pushed the market down throughout the day. The Nasdaq was temporarily boosted by the rise of Alphabet (GOOG), but selling pressure, spurred by the dislike of rising interest rates, along with declines in Oracle Corp and Semiconductors from NVIDIA, weighed on the market.
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Stocks that moved the previous day part 2: japan microtech, power fast, headwaters, etc.
Stock name <code> Closing price on the 29th ⇒ Change from the previous day Japan Micro Devices <6871> 3735 -150 Pressured by the downward trend in semiconductor-related stocks. Nissan motor co <7201> 358.9 -15.0 Moody's downgraded its rating outlook. Fanuc corp <6954> 3887 -48 Sell led by some reports related to EMC misconduct. Isuzu motors <7202> 1997.0 -38.0 Automobile stocks are viewed as weak due to the advancing appreciation of the yen. Tokyo Metro <9023> 1660.
Active and newly listed stocks during the morning session.
*World <3612> fully acquired Mitsubishi Shoji's subsidiary companies. *Goodcom Asset <3475> evaluates upward revision of revenue estimates and increased dividends. *Kotobuki Spirits <2222> newly recommended to buy at Goldman Sachs Securities. *Noritz Steel Machinery <7744> heading towards another upward revision in performance estimates. *Toho Titanium <5727> reported the momentum of Japanese-made titanium.
Firm, supported by high european index, etc.
[Emerging markets individual stock global strategy] Today's emerging markets are expected to show a strong performance. The U.S. stock market was closed yesterday, the 28th, due to the Thanksgiving holiday. Today's emerging markets are likely to see a predominant buy trend. With the U.S. markets being closed yesterday and lacking leads, the strong performance of major indices in the European market, where the British FTSETM100 rose 0.08%, the German DAX rose 0.85%, and the French CAC40 rose 0.51%, will support stock prices in the Tokyo market. Additionally, the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market Index yesterday was 813.
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