Outflow of foreign funds from Bursa Malaysia slows to RM330.5mil net


KUALA LUMPUR: The selling of Malaysian stocks by offshore funds slowed signifantly in the past week to RM330.5mil net from a whopping RM1.97bil in the previous week, said MIDF Research in its weekly fund flow report.

There was foreign selling on every day of the week except for Friday, which registered a marked drop in trading volume given certain key foreign markets were closed for Good Friday.

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