Foreign funds slow down


Bursa Malaysia and the ringgit have come under heavy selling pressure in recent months

Net inflow went below RM1bil for the first time last week

PETALING JAYA: Bursa Malaysia is seeing signs of a softening momentum after weeks of outperformance that saw it reaching its highest level in almost two years, largely due to foreign buyers.

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