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Foreign investors sold a net 66.5 billion yen of Japanese shares in the week through Oct. 17, after net purchases of 3,545.5 billion yen the prior week, capital flows data showed.
TOKYO, October 16 (Reuters) — Foreign investors remained net buyers of Japanese stocks for the week ending on October 10, capital flows data showed on Friday. Foreigners bought a net 3,521.5 billion yen worth of shares in the week through Oct. 10, after buying a net 2,199.7 billion yen in the week before that. Japanese
Foreign investors bought a net 3,521.5 billion yen in Japanese shares in the week through October 10, after net purchases of 2,199.7 billion yen the prior week, capital flows data showed.
Overseas investors dumped the most Japanese stocks on record last week while buying up cash equities amid growing uncertainty over whether a rally in shares will continue.
Capital flows data show foreign investors bought a net 2,191.9 billion yen of Japanese shares in the week ending Oct. 3, after a net 354.2 billion yen sale in the prior week.
For the week ending Sept. 12, foreign investors sold a net 1.5228 trillion yen of Japanese shares after buying a net 689.6 billion yen in the prior week, according to Japan capital flows data.
Foreign investors remained net buyers of Japanese stocks for the week ending on September 5. They bought a net 690.0 billion yen worth of shares during the week through Sep. 5, after buying a net 35.9 billion yen in the prior week, Reuters said citing capital flows data.
Foreign investors purchase Japanese stocks for eighth consecutive week amid AI-related rally. This buying streak may indicate growing confidence in Japan's tech sector.