Japan's latest foreign investment data, as of July 5 and July 6, reveals significant changes in the country's stock and bond markets. Japanese foreign stock investment saw a substantial drop, with the actual figure at -555.6 billion yen, down from the previous -488.8 billion yen. Conversely, foreign investment in Japanese stocks surged to 603.7 billion yen, a significant increase from the previous 185.3 billion yen. In the bond market, Japanese foreign bond investment improved to 237.7 billion yen from the previous -254.4 billion yen, while foreign investment in Japanese bonds decreased to -228.8 billion yen from -130.9 billion yen.