Foreign Investors Return To Bursa With RM11.1 Million Net Inflows
Foreign investors turned net buyers on Bursa Malaysia last week, ending the previous week's selling streak with net inflows of RM11.1 million, signalling a cautious return of overseas funds to the local equity market.
According to the latest weekly fund flow report, foreign institutions were net buyers on three of the five trading days, led by Friday's RM131.5 million inflow, followed by RM76.2 million on Thursday and a marginal RM0.2 million on Monday.
However, sentiment remained volatile during the week as foreign investors were net sellers on Tuesday and Wednesday, with Tuesday recording the largest daily outflow of RM167.8 million, followed by RM29.0 million on Wednesday.
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- Aug 3, 2026
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- Aug 15, 2026
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