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No Changes In Direction Of International Security Flows

JAPAN

There was no changes in net direction across the 4 major metrics within the weekly Japanese international security flow data.

  • Japanese investors pared back their net sales of foreign bonds last week, but still lodged a 4th consecutive week of net sales.
  • They also upped their net purchases of foreign stocks, registering a 3rd consecutive week of net buying in the process.
  • Foreign investors pared back their net sales of Japanese bonds in the week that came after the latest BoJ decision (with the BoJ reaffirming its stance), although net selling still comfortably topped the Y1tn mark, allowing the 4-week rolling sum of the metric to plummet to fresh lows.
  • Finally, offshore net sales of Japanese equities slowed from the sharpest rate observed since ’20 (observed in the prior week), with international investors now shedding Japanese equities for 6 consecutive weeks.
Latest WeekPrevious Week4-Week Rolling Sum
Net Weekly Japanese Flows Into Foreign Bonds (Ybn)-886.3-1102.5-3330.6
Net Weekly Japanese Flows Into Foreign Stocks (Ybn)569.8264.8874.5
Net Weekly Foreign Flows Into Japanese Bonds (Ybn)-1565.6-2862.8-6441.6
Net Weekly Foreign Flows Into Japanese Stocks (Ybn)-501.8-1178.9-2601.0

Source: MNI - Market News/Bloomberg/Japanese Ministry Of Finance

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