Foreign inflow into domestic market persists at RM474.1mil net


KUALA LUMPUR: The foreign inflow into Bursa Malaysia continued for a fifth consecutive week at a net sum of RM474.1mil despite a midweek holiday that reduced the number of trading days.

MIDF Research reported that foreign investors were net purchasers of Malaysia equities with a the majority of funds going into the transport and logistics (RM221.4mil), technology (RM183.3mil) and construction (RM77mil) sectors.

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