Foreign investors buy Japanese stocks for eighth week on AI rally

Foreign investors buy Japanese stocks for eighth week on AI rally

Foreign Investment Surge in Japanese Stocks Amid AI and Tech Boom

Foreign investors continued their buying spree of Japanese stocks for the eighth consecutive week, driven by easing oil prices and a surge in AI-related shares. With tech giants like Nvidia forecasting high demand, the Japanese stock market witnessed a significant influx of foreign capital.

Global Market Check: Foreign investors buy Japanese stocks for 8th week on AI rally

Foreign investors continue to show strong interest in Japanese stocks, marking an eighth consecutive week of purchases. This trend is fueled by falling oil prices and a surge in AI-related shares. Investors are optimistic about the demand outlook for AI chips, with companies like Nvidia and SoftBank Group seeing significant gains.

Foreign Capital Floods Japanese Stocks Amid AI Rally

Foreign investors continued to pour capital into Japanese equities, marking the eighth consecutive week of net purchases through May 23. Ministry of Finance data showed Thursday a net investment of 1.08 trillion yen, equivalent to approximately $6.77 billion, in the week ending May 23. This figure represents a nearly 14% increase from the prior week’s 948.4 billion yen, primarily driven by easing oil prices and a strong rally in artificial intel…

Foreign buying of Japanese stocks climbs amid AI demand optimism

Foreign investors continued buying Japanese equities for an eighth consecutive week through May 23, supported by easing oil prices and growing optimism around artificial intelligence-related shares.According to data released by Japan’s Ministry of Finance on Thursday, foreign investors purchased a net 1.08 trillion yen ($6.77 billion) worth of Japanese stocks during the week ended May 23. The figure marked an increase of nearly 14% from the prev…