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上場投資信託(ETF)はまちまちの動き、米国株は正午過ぎに上昇

-- 主要市場指標 主要市場ETFであるIWMは軟調に推移した一方、IVVは上昇した。アクティブ運用型のインベスコQQQトラスト(QQQ)は0.5%上昇した。 イスラエルとレバノンが10日間の停戦に合意したことを受け、イランとの停戦合意延長に向けた外交交渉の障害が取り除かれ、木曜正午過ぎに米国株式市場指数は上昇した。 エネルギー iShares US Energy ETF(IYE)とState Street Energy Select Sector SPDR(XLE)はそれぞれ約1.6%上昇した。 テクノロジー State Street Technology Select Sector SPDR ETF(XLK)は0.9%上昇、iShares US Technology ETF(IYW)は0.7%上昇、iShares Expanded Tech Sector ETF(IGM)は0.8%上昇した。 ステート・ストリートSPDR S&P半導体(XSD)は2%上昇、iシェアーズ半導体(SOXX)は0.9%上昇した。 金融 ステート・ストリート金融セレクト・セクターSPDR(XLF)は0.1%下落した。ディレクシオン・デイリー・フィナンシャル・ブル3Xシェアーズ(FAS)は0.4%下落、その弱気版であるディレクシオン・デイリー・フィナンシャル・ベア3Xシェアーズ(FAZ)は0.3%上昇した。 商品 原油は0.8%下落、ユナイテッド・ステイツ・オイル・ファンド(USO)は3.8%上昇した。天然ガスは1.3%上昇、ユナイテッド・ステイツ・ナチュラル・ガス・ファンド(UNG)は1.2%上昇した。 COMEXの金は0.2%下落、ステート・ストリートSPDR金シェアーズ(GLD)は0.1%下落した。銀は1.2%下落し、iShares Silver Trust(SLV)も1%下落した。 消費財 State Street Consumer Staples Select Sector SPDR(XLP)は0.2%上昇した。Vanguard Consumer Staples ETF(VDC)は0.1%上昇し、iShares Dow Jones US Consumer Goods(IYK)も0.2%上昇した。 State Street Consumer Discretionary Select Sector SPDR(XLY)は0.4%下落した。VanEck Retail ETF(RTH)は横ばい、State Street SPDR S&P Retail(XRT)は0.8%上昇した。 ヘルスケア State Street Health Care Select Sector SPDR(XLV)は0.7%下落し、iShares US Healthcare(IYH)も0.8%下落、Vanguard Health Care ETF(VHT)も0.7%下落した。 iSharesバイオテクノロジーETF(IBB)は0.9%下落した。 産業セクター ステート・ストリート・インダストリアル・セレクト・セクターSPDR(XLI)は0.5%下落した。バンガード・インダストリアル・インデックス・ファンド(VIS)とiShares米国インダストリアル(IYJ)も下落した。 暗号資産 正午の取引では、ビットコイン(BTC/USD)は0.9%下落した。暗号資産ETFでは、プロシェアーズ・ビットコインETF(BITO)が1%、プロシェアーズ・イーサリアムETF(EETH)が1.7%、プロシェアーズ・ビットコイン&イーサリアム時価総額加重ETF(BETH)が0.9%それぞれ下落した。

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Martin Roper, Director, Chief Executive Officer, on April 14, 2026, sold 50,000 shares in Vita Coco Company (COCO) for $2,502,675. Following the Form 4 filing with the SEC, Roper has control over a total of 987,577 common shares of the company, with 298,484 shares held directly and 689,093 controlled indirectly.SEC Filing:https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1482981/000148298126000097/xslF345X05/form4.xml

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Asia to Remain Key Growth Driver Despite Energy Shock, IMF Says

Asia is expected to remain the main engine of global growth despite rising risks from an energy supply shock tied to conflict in the Middle East, International Monetary Fund economists said Thursday.IMF officials Andrea Pescatori and Krishna Srinivasan said the region entered 2026 on a strong footing, with resilient growth last year despite US tariffs and persistent trade uncertainty. IMF recently released its Regional Economic Outlook for Asia and the Pacific.However, escalating conflict has driven up energy prices, lifting inflation, weakening external balances and limiting policy flexibility.The IMF forecasts Asia's growth will slow from 5% in 2025 to 4.4% in 2026 and 4.2% in 2027, assuming the shock is temporary. China and India are expected to generate about 70% of the region's expansion.Inflation is projected to rise to 2.6% this year from 1.4% in 2025. A prolonged or intensified shock could cut cumulative growth through 2027 by 1 to 2 percentage points.Asia is particularly exposed due to its reliance on imported energy, with net oil and gas imports equal to roughly 2.5% of output. The region consumes about 38% of global oil and 24% of natural gas and depends heavily on shipments through the Strait of Hormuz. Supply disruptions could trigger shortages and spill over into supply chains, including fertilizers and petrochemicals.The shock is expected to hit economies through multiple channels, including weaker trade balances, reduced household purchasing power, higher production costs and tighter financial conditions driven by rising interest rates and a stronger US dollar.Growth is projected to moderate across most economies, though South Korea is likely to benefit from a strong technology cycle. Emerging Asia is expected to expand by 4.9% this year, while advanced economies also slow. Inflation trends vary, easing in Japan but remaining elevated in Australia and rising in China and India.Risks remain skewed to the downside. In an adverse scenario, regional growth in 2026 could be nearly one percentage point lower than the baseline, while a more severe shock could result in cumulative output losses of about two percentage points by 2027.The IMF said governments should focus on targeted, temporary support for vulnerable households while avoiding broad subsidies that distort prices and strain public finances. Central banks should remain flexible as prolonged shocks could fuel currency weakness and persistent inflation.Asia can best cope by protecting vulnerable people, letting prices adjust, anchoring inflation expectations, and accelerating structural reforms, they said.

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TerrAscend Appoints Eric Jackson as Chief Financial Officer

TerrAscend (TSND.TO), a North American cannabis operator, after trade Thursday said it appointed Eric Jackson as chief financial officer, effective April 27.According to a statement, Jackson brings more than two decades of finance and operational leadership experience across retail, consumer, and manufacturing sectors. Most recently, he served for over eight years as Chief Financial Officer of American Signature, Inc., a multi-location, omnichannel retailer where he oversaw finance, accounting, treasury, analytics, IT, real estate, and supply-chain functions.Prior to American Signature, Jackson spent more than 14 years at L Brands, a publicly traded specialty retailer whose portfolio included Victoria's Secret, PINK, Bath & Body Works, La Senza, and Henri Bendel.TerrAscend shares closed down $0.06 to $0.91 on the Toronto Stock Exchange.

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