The report highlights the persistence of retail intervention bets against the JPY and a steady institutional rebalancing away from foreign equities into foreign bonds. Meanwhile, foreign capital continues to show strong interest in Japanese equities despite decelerating bond inflows.
Key Takeaways
- 1.Japanese retail investors continue to bet on intervention by holding short USD/JPY positions and long cross JPY positions.
- 2.Japanese pension funds are sustaining a rebalancing strategy by net selling foreign equities and net purchasing foreign bonds.
- 3.Foreign investment in Japanese equities remains strong, though bond inflows are decelerating.
Table of Contents
- Japan Flows & FX Positions
- Japanese Institutional Flows: Pension rebalancing from foreign equities to foreign bonds continues
- Japanese Retail Flows: Outflow continues while some bid in Japanese equities
- Foreign Inflows: Japanese asset purchases remain resilient
- Disclosures
- Important Disclosures
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Authors
Ikue SaitoJunya Tanase
Securities
USDJPY
Themes
FX InterventionPension Fund Rebalancing
Regions
Asia PacificJapan
