Brighter outlook


An investor monitors share market prices in Kuala Lumpur. FAIHAN GHANI/The Star.

PETALING JAYA: The prospects of renewed foreign portfolio inflows into Malaysia’s equity and bond markets, at least for the final quarter of 2022 and heading into 2023, are highly envisaged by analysts and economists.

According to Kenanga Research, modest capital inflows are expected going forward as foreign investors return amid the onset of domestic political stability under the new unity government and improving global risk sentiment.

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