Foreign investors shifting funds to low-risk assets


PETALING JAYA: Foreign funds have shifted to low-risk assets with investor sentiment being driven mainly by global uncertainty, according to analysts.

MIDF Research said local institutions continued to “provide a buffer against foreign selling”, with a 24th consecutive week of net buying and a net inflow of RM369.1mil for the week.

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