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Notable Stock Flows Observed In Weekly International Flow Data

JAPAN

Equity market flows dominated the weekly Japanese international security flow data covering last week.

  • Japanese investors shed foreign equities for a second consecutive week, registering the sharpest rate of net selling observed since Nov ’20.
  • Meanwhile, foreign investors recorded the largest round of net weekly purchases of Japanese equities (based on records dating back to 2001), with currency related valuation aspects likely front and centre.
  • Elsewhere, Japanese investors were virtually neutral in net terms when it came to foreign bonds, with the turn of the Japanese fiscal year failing to generate a notable boost in net activity.
  • Finally, foreign investors were net buyers of Japanese bonds, breaking a streak of 3 consecutive weeks of net sales, with BoJ policy commitments seemingly hitting home after this investor cohort tested the central bank’s resolve.
Latest WeekPrevious Week4-Week Rolling Sum
Net Weekly Japanese Flows Into Foreign Bonds (Ybn)-1.4-1666.1-2480.5
Net Weekly Japanese Flows Into Foreign Stocks (Ybn)-1146.6-781.3-1779.8
Net Weekly Foreign Flows Into Japanese Bonds (Ybn)873.6-1336.6-3823.4
Net Weekly Foreign Flows Into Japanese Stocks (Ybn)1675.4543.31336.2
Source: MNI - Market News/Bloomberg/Japanese Ministry Of Finance
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com

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