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Japanese investors have increased their foreign stock holdings for the sixth consecutive week, driven by signs of reduced trade tensions between the U.S. and China. They allocated a net 133.8 billion yen ($920.85 million) to foreign equities last week, as a strengthening yen, which reached a seven-month high, provided them with opportunities for overseas investments. While foreign interest in Japanese stocks showed some decline, the overall market saw support from positive developments in U.S.-China tariff negotiations.
Source: YAHOO