Foreign investors turned net sellers of Japanese stocks last week for the first time since March, according to data from Japan's Ministry of Finance. This marks a departure from a prior trend of consistent net buying, as the Tokyo Stock Exchange operator had reported a 12-week streak of foreign net purchases. The shift indicates a change in foreign investment behavior in the Japanese equity market. Separately, data from JPMorgan Asset Management highlights a decade-long decline in foreign ownership of the U.S. Treasury market among both official and private investors.