TREE NEWS reports: Japan recorded a net purchase of ¥169.2 billion of foreign stocks in the week to September 11, flipping from a net sale of ¥481.6 billion the previous week. The swing marks a return to net buying of overseas equities by Japanese investors after the prior week’s outflow.
Japan buys ¥169.2bn net of foreign stocks in week to Sept 11
The reversal matters less for its size than for what it says about Japanese institutional appetite for overseas equity exposure, which had briefly turned to net selling. A single week's flip is weak evidence of a durable shift, so the open question is whether this buying persists or was a one-off rebalancing after the prior outflow. The signal to watch is whether Japanese flows into foreign stocks continue to offset the selling pressure seen the week before.
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