UNDETERRED by the Japanese earth quake and tsunami in March, foreign investors have kept the faith. They have now been net buyers of Japanese equities for seven consecutive months, the longest streak since records began in the 1980s, ploughing in around $60 billion while do mestic institutional investors have been net sellers of some $25 billion. The pur chases have propped up a market that had plummeted by a fifth immediately after the disaster.
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