Foreign buying of Malaysian equities fell to net RM139m last week


KUALA LUMPUR: Foreign buying of Malaysian equities fell sharply in the week ended May 23, declining to a net RM134mil, which was the lowest since January this year, MIDF Equities Research said.

The research house said on Monday foreign investors were getting edgy, as evident by decline and pointed out the overhang of foreign liquidity remained high and that was arguably the biggest risk to Bursa now.

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