#ETH According to data released by Japan's Ministry of Finance this week, in April, following the chaotic consequences of U.S. President Trump's "Liberation Day" tariffs, foreign investors flooded into Japanese stocks and bonds at record levels, making Japan a global safe haven for "de-dollarization" trades.
Last month, as the market experienced significant fluctuations and the dollar faltered, overseas investors net bought 82 trillion yen (equivalent to 57 billion dollars) of Japanese securities. This marked the largest monthly buying spree by foreign investors in Japanese assets since comparable records began in 2005, more than three times the average level for April over the past 20 years.
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#ETH According to data released by Japan's Ministry of Finance this week, in April, following the chaotic consequences of U.S. President Trump's "Liberation Day" tariffs, foreign investors flooded into Japanese stocks and bonds at record levels, making Japan a global safe haven for "de-dollarization" trades.
Last month, as the market experienced significant fluctuations and the dollar faltered, overseas investors net bought 82 trillion yen (equivalent to 57 billion dollars) of Japanese securities. This marked the largest monthly buying spree by foreign investors in Japanese assets since comparable records began in 2005, more than three times the average level for April over the past 20 years.