Yen intervention leaves Japanese investors divided on foreign assets
Portfolio flow data released on Thursday showed that Japanese investors remain divided on investing in overseas bonds and equities after currency authorities in Japan and the U.S. undertook a historic joint intervention late last month. This marks a shift to selling foreign bonds and equities after two weeks of heavy buying.
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