As Japanese stocks rise, foreign capital ends 17 consecutive weeks of net buying, and Japanese insurance companies record a massive sell-off
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Against the backdrop of the US-Japan trade agreement boosting the Japanese stock market, foreign investors ended their 17-week buying streak in the Japanese stock market last week, marking the first net sell-off with a selling amount of 189 billion yen. At the same time, Japanese insurance companies also took profits on a large scale, with a net sell-off of 282 billion yen, setting a historical high. The Tokyo Stock Exchange Index reached a record high of 2987.92 points due to strong performance in the US stock market and good corporate earnings reports
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