Foreign fund inflows enter third week


Bursa rallies: Investors monitor share market prices at a brokerage in Kuala Lumpur. The FBM KLCI added seven points to close at 1,691 points yesterday. This is 100 points higher than where it was two months ago.

KUALA LUMPUR: Foreign funds snapped up stocks listed on Bursa Malaysia for the third week running, acquiring RM230.2mil net of local equities last week, according to MIDF Research. 

The research house said the week started off on the right foot as international funds acquired RM114.38mil net of local equities on Monday. 

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