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2025-05-16In April 2025, Japan's Ministry of Finance released data showing:Overseas investors' net purchases of Japanese stocks and bonds totaled 8.2 trillion yen.Not only did it set a new all-time record since 2005, it far surpassed the previous high - 6 trillion yen in April 2023 - in the previous round.

This data sends a strong signal:Japanese assets are becoming a "safe haven" for global capital.
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Why do safe-haven funds choose Japan?
Behind this influx of money.It is a direct response to the "ebb and flow of confidence" in the U.S. market:
After Trump returned to politics, frequent mention of tariff policy, triggering market anxiety; the Fed senior changes, so that the future path of interest rate hikes more confused; after the dollar is strong, the New Taiwan dollar, the Korean won, the Australian dollar and other Asian currencies have been appreciated, only the Japanese yen almost did not go up, the relative become "cheap".

The yen is cheap, healthy bonds, the Japanese stock market valuation is also low, the three advantages of superimposed, into the eyes of the global hedge funds in the new "depression".
This round of buying is not about a short-term rally, but about repositioning a country's future value.

#02
Japanese Yen Assets
Dual attributes of safe-haven + appreciation
Yen assets, as the name implies, are also assets denominated in yen, such asYen bonds, yen stocks, yen-denominated real estate, etc.
The current rise in the attractiveness of Japanese assets is not only driven by external risk factors, but is also closely related to its own structural advantages.Japan's stable corporate profitability and relatively reasonable valuations, coupled with the consistency of its fiscal and monetary policies, have demonstrated a stability advantage in an international environment of rising uncertainty.
The god of stock, Warren Buffett, has continued to increase his holdings in the shares of Japan's five largest trading companies, and the U.S. Blackstone Group, Singapore's sovereign fund, and Middle Eastern capitals have been buying Japanese real estate in a big way.Both are essentially highly recognized yen assets.

yen assets will remain committed for the next few years.the dual attributes of safe-haven + appreciation.Or it will usher in a new round of value growth opportunities!
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