U.S. stocks surge on the 11th, Dow jumps 929 dollars to reclaim 50,000 level on hopes for end to Iran conflict

Fri Jun 12, 2026 8:12 am JST Market

Tokyo Stock Exchange data released on the 11th showed foreign investors were net sellers of cash equities for a second straight week during June 1-5, offloading a net 80.97 billion yen. They were net buyers of 395.27 billion yen the previous week.

On a futures basis, combining Nikkei 225 and TOPIX futures and mini contracts, foreign investors were net sellers of 491.6 billion yen. On a combined cash and futures basis, they were net sellers for a second straight week at 572.6 billion yen, compared with net selling of 427.1 billion yen the prior week.

In the cash market, retail investors were net buyers for a second consecutive week at 308.11 billion yen. Trust banks turned net sellers of 31.03 billion yen after one week of net buying. Corporations were net buyers for a fourth straight week at 359.21 billion yen. The Nikkei share average rose 258.62 yen, or 0.4%, on a closing basis during the week.

Source: MINKABU PRESS

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U.S. stocks surge on the 11th, Dow jumps 929 dollars to reclaim 50,000 level on hopes for end to Iran conflict

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