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YEN: - The weekly flow data from the MoF shows foreign investor appetite for
Japanese stocks has collapsed with the biggest weekly net selling since March
2016, at Y1153.2bn, taking the 4-week cumulative sum of net selling to
Y2102.6bn. 
- The last time this rate of sustained net selling of Japanese stocks by foreign
investors was witnessed was September 2017. 
- Japanese investor appetite for foreign stocks also appears to have evaporated
with the second consecutive week of net selling, keeping the 4-week cumulative
sum net negative.
- Japanese investors have, however, maintained their appetite for foreign bonds
with the second week of large Japanese buying of overseas debt at Y853.8bn,
taking the 4-week cumulative sum of net purchases to the highest level since
mid-January.

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