TOKYO -- Foreign investors are starting to shun Japanese real estate investment trusts, bracing for a change in the ultraloose monetary policy that has underpinned the market as Bank of Japan Gov. Haruhiko Kuroda nears the end of his term in April.
Prospect of central bank pivoting from ultra-easy stance spooks foreign investors
Investors are starting to doubt if the BOJ can sustain its ultraloose policy. © Reuters
TOKYO -- Foreign investors are starting to shun Japanese real estate investment trusts, bracing for a change in the ultraloose monetary policy that has underpinned the market as Bank of Japan Gov. Haruhiko Kuroda nears the end of his term in April.