TOKYO, December 11 (Reuters) - Foreign investors remained net buyers of Japanese stocks for the week ending on December 6, capital flows data showed on Thursday.
Foreigners bought a net 96.8 billion yen worth of shares in the week through Dec. 6, after buying a net 655.7 billion yen in the week before that.
Japanese investors bought a net 452.9 billion yen of foreign bonds in the latest week after selling a net 771.3 billion yen the week before.
Details of net investments were as follows (in billion yen):
<h3>FOREIGN INVESTMENT IN JAPAN:</h3>
(net)
stocks bonds bills
November 30 - December 6 +96.8 -442.6 +965.3
November 23 - November 29 +655.7r +1,065.8r +851.9r
<h3>JAPANESE INVESTMENT ABROAD:</h3>
(net; a minus sign indicates net selling and inflows of funds into Japan)
stocks bonds bills
November 30 - December 6 -64.5 +452.9 +285.5
November 23 - November 29 +78.8r -771.3 -21.5
Notes:
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<li>An “r” denotes a revised figure.</li>
<li>Bonds include beneficiary certificates.</li>
<li>Figures are based on contracts and are rounded.</li>
<li>The MOF’s capital flows data can be found in English at:</li>
</ul>
here
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<li>Older weekly data are omitted if there are no revisions</li>
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Foreign investors were net buyers of Japanese stocks for the week ending December 6, purchasing a net 96.8 billion yen worth of shares. This follows a net purchase of 655.7 billion yen the previous week. Japanese investors bought a net 452.9 billion yen of foreign bonds in the latest week after selling 771.3 billion yen the week before.

TABLE-Foreign investors net buyers of Japan shares for last week