Tokyo (Reuters) - Reuters holder showed that Japanese fund managers increased stock exposure in their model departments in December while reducing band holdings. In December compared to 37.7 percent in December, average respondents allotted 49.7 percent equal to their departments.
The vast majority of equity markets achieved a support in December, the possibility of federal reserve adhering to the steady growth rate of promoting global economic growth, cooperative corporate income and interest rates. The respondents raised their American American holders in November from 35.5 percent in November to 35.5 percent in November. Wall Street Indexes reach the record high in December, so hopefully the lack of US tax will boost the economy. They increased their Japanese stock by 48.3 percent in November to 46.3 percent in December.
Aichi Koda, Chief Assistant of Meiji Yosuda Insurance said, "The equity market remains on a stable footage, domestic manufacturers lead the way to post large profits during this period." The respondents removed Japan's United Nations from 14.2 percent to 6.7 per cent in Asia, while euro zone stock exposure by 8.3 percent reached 0.8%. The largest indication of MSCI's shares of Asia-Pacific outside Japan has reached 5.5% compared to this month, while the European STOXX 600 (STOXX) has increased by 2.5 percent, at the initial stage of two-year high After stuck, some pauses have lost. In november.
Fund managers hold their overall bonds down by 56.9 percent in November by 42.9 percent in December. He reduced the bond of North America to less than 33% in November by 19.7 percent in December. He reduced Japan's bonds from 26.6 percent to 36.6 percent and Euro Zone bonds by 13.8 percent to 22.8 percent.
Japan-based fund managers were conducted between December 14 and 19.
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