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JAPAN: The latest weekly Japanese international security flow data revealed that
Japanese net purchases of foreign bonds more than doubled in the most recent
week (up to Y511.9bn from Y235.7bn), although there was nothing out of the
ordinary in terms of the nominal amount, which remains within the recent
tolerances. This was the second consecutive week of net purchases, which allowed
the 4-week rolling sum of the measure to return to positive territory (Y85.7bn),
after two weeks in negative territory.
- Net purchases of Japanese stocks printed at Y220.1bn in the most recent week,
with the level of weekly net purchases tightly clustered in the 3 most recent
rounds of weekly data.
- Net foreign purchases of JGBs more than halved, to Y227.4bn, representing a
4th consecutive week of purchases which allowed the 4-week rolling sum of the
measure to move further into positive territory, as the most recent week of net
selling dropped out of the sample.
- Elsewhere, foreign investors registered a second consecutive week of net
selling Japanese stocks, albeit at a nominal Y52.1bn.
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com

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