Foreigners Buy Most Japanese Stocks Since 2013 on Earnings Bets

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Foreign investors bought ¥1.18 trillion ($7.7 billion) of Japanese stocks last week, the most since 2013, on bets companies will step up share buybacks and dividends amid a push to create a more shareholder-friendly culture.

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