Foreign outflows surge to RM1.27bil; local institutions step up buying


KUALA LUMPUR: Foreign investors upped the ante on their selling streak on Bursa Malaysia for the nineteenth straight week, with net outflows surging to RM1.27bil from RM562mil the previous week.

Foreign investors’ selling pressure persisted throughout the week, with Friday witnessing the heaviest outflow at RM646.2mil, according to MIDF Research.

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