Roaring Japanese stocks at 21st century highs shone in an otherwise subdued day for world markets, with Wall St bracing for Thursday's critical inflation update and bitcoin swinging wildly on statements from a seemingly hacked SEC account. With most of the rest of Asia's stock markets under a cloud, and China's relentless declines continuing ahead of the weekend elections in Taiwan and amid property sector woes, the Nikkei 225's latest surge to 34-year highs was an eye-catching outlier. Historically cheap Japanese stocks have been the 'best of the rest' behind Wall St's major indexes over the past year, gaining almost 20% over 12 months as the Bank of Japan resisted the G7 central bank rush to tighten interest rates, and the yen weakened sharply.
Japanese Foreign Bond Investment rebounded ¥64.5 billion for the week into December 1st after seeing a ¥-84.3 billion shortfall the previous week, which was revised slightly lower from ¥-84.5 bilion.
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Japanese stocks soared on Monday, with the exporter-heavy Nikkei 225 share average buoyed by the yen's slide to its lowest point in a nearly a year and after the U.S. avoided a government shutdown. However, the rest of the region's equity markets were mixed, with Australia's oil and resource shares hurt by the decline in crude prices last week. Trading was also thinned by a market holiday in Hong Kong, while mainland China had been shut since Friday for the Golden Week holiday, which runs until the end of this week.