Japan's stock market sees largest inflow in seven weeks, with capital shifting from Silicon Valley to Tokyo Bay—this rotation is faster than expected.

Coins World News, Bank of America said investors are selling U.S. stocks at the fastest pace since March. A team led by Michael Hartnett cited EPFR Global data in a report, noting that U.S. stock funds saw outflows of up to $17.2 billion in the week ending July 1. Investors are turning to some international stocks, with Japanese stocks seeing the largest inflow in seven weeks, reaching $1.9 billion. Early this year, U.S. stock market inflows were strong, but market sentiment is shifting. Last week, U.S. stock funds saw their first redemptions in three months. This week, doubts about the high valuations of artificial intelligence continue to hit chip stocks, with the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index falling 11% over the past two days.