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According to Reuters survey, Japanese fund managers slightly increased the overall exposure to stock and bond markets in October.
In October, the average investment ratio of respondents to the stock market was 38.7%, slightly higher than 38.5% in September.
Their market share in Japan, North America and the euro area remained stable at 48.8%, 28.7% and 13.2% respectively.
Global stock markets plunged in October, led by U.S. stocks falling from record highs, attributed to fears of higher U.S. bond yields, cautious stance on Fed rate increases, political and economic concerns and trade wars.
"The U.S. stock market may continue to correct for some time, but at this juncture, the market is unlikely to collapse. Corporate earnings are robust and the market is likely to recover by the end of recent years, "said Xiao Yuyou, chief economic analyst at Meiji Anda Life.
In October, respondents raised the overall bond ratio from 54.4% in September to 54.6%.
They raised the North American bond ratio from 29.2% in September to 30.0%, the Eurozone bond ratio from 23.1% to 28.0%, but reduced the Japanese bond ratio from 42.1% to 35.0%.
Eurozone bond prices, such as U.S. and German bonds, rose in October, benefiting from hedge buying after the global stock market crash. On the other hand, Japanese bond prices are limited to a relatively narrow range of transactions.


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