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Foreign Investors Shed Japanese Stocks after Nikkei Hits 33-yr Peak, Turn to Bonds

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Foreigners sold a net 423.31 billion yen ($2.88 billion) worth of stocks last week. They sold derivatives worth a net 421.86 billion yen and exited a marginal 1.01 billion yen of cash equities. Last week, the Nikkei faced strong resistance after it hit a fresh 33-year high of 33,853.46.

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Foreign Investors Shed Japanese Stocks after Nikkei Hits 33-yr Peak, Turn to Bonds

Nov 30 (Reuters) - Foreigners were net sellers of Japanese stocks in the week ended Nov. 24, booking profits after a surge in the market drove the Nikkei share average to its highest level in more than three decades.

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読売新聞オンライン broke the news in Japan on Thursday, November 30, 2023.
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