Foreign investors have pulled approximately ¥395 billion ($2.5 billion) from Japanese stocks in the week ending May 29, according to the Japan Exchange Group. This marks the end of an eight-week streak of net buying by foreign investors. The capital outflow is attributed to growing concerns over a potential bubble in the artificial intelligence sector, which has been a significant driver of recent market gains.
Foreign Investors Withdraw $2.5 Billion from Japanese Stocks Amid AI Bubble Concerns
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