日股要扩大海外销售，接盘中国股票流出资金

Group 1 - Major Japanese investment companies are expanding their sales networks for Japanese stocks overseas, with Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Asset Management establishing its first Asian base in Singapore and Mitsubishi UFJ Trust Bank expanding sales across Europe [2][3] - The trend of distancing from Chinese stocks continues, as investors are increasingly selective about where to allocate their funds, creating an opportunity for Japanese stocks to attract new investment [2][3] - According to Morningstar Japan, the Chinese stock market has seen continuous outflows for four weeks since late March, indicating a shift in investor interest towards Japanese equities [2] Group 2 - Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Asset Management plans to set up a marketing base in Singapore by June, aiming to attract institutional investors and increase direct engagement opportunities for Japanese stock funds [3] - Mitsubishi UFJ Trust Bank has begun selling Japanese stock funds through its Australian subsidiary, focusing on mid-cap stocks and high-profit companies, with plans to expand sales to the entire European market by 2025 [4] - Asset Management One, backed by Mizuho Financial Group, will start accepting investments in Japanese stocks in the U.S. by 2025, responding to increasing demand from institutional investors [4] Group 3 - Japanese investment companies are expected to enhance their investment capabilities in response to the Japanese government's initiative to promote investment, as they seek to capitalize on the global trend of reallocating funds [5] - The overall stock prices of Japanese companies are projected to rise by 2024 due to strong manufacturing performance and market reforms, making Japanese stocks an attractive alternative amid geopolitical tensions affecting Chinese markets [4]