“Overall net foreign inflows totalled RM2.8bil in Jan (Dec: +RM3bil) with bond inflows of RM3.7bil (Dec: +RM3.6bil) while equities saw a net outflow of RM800mil (Dec: -RM600mil),” it said in a statement on Tuesday.
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia recorded net foreign portfolio inflows at RM2.8bil in January, mainly into bonds, but this was slightly lower than the RM3bil last December, according to UOB Global Economics and Market Research.
“Overall net foreign inflows totalled RM2.8bil in Jan (Dec: +RM3bil) with bond inflows of RM3.7bil (Dec: +RM3.6bil) while equities saw a net outflow of RM800mil (Dec: -RM600mil), ” it said in a statement on Tuesday.
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