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Japan Investors Sell Foreign Bonds and Stocks in Week of June 27
Japanese investors sold overseas bonds and stocks while foreign investors reduced holdings of Japanese securities during the week ending June 27. Data showed net outflows across both bond and equity markets.
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Japanese investors sold a net ¥280.1 billion of foreign bonds in the week ending June 27, reversing the prior week's ¥199.7 billion net purchase. The same period saw Japanese investors buy ¥147.7 billion of overseas stocks, down from ¥426.8 billion the previous week.
Foreign investors sold ¥493.7 billion of Japanese bonds, a smaller outflow than the prior week's ¥1,057.3 billion. Foreign investors also sold ¥1,816.5 billion of Japanese stocks, shifting from a net purchase of ¥479.4 billion the week before. The figures reflect weekly securities flow data released by Japanese authorities and cover transactions settled during the period.
No specific policy announcements or market events were cited in the data releases as direct causes for the shifts.
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