Foreign capital returned to the Malaysian stock market last week, with a net purchase of RM0.2 billion42.1 million
Foreign capital returned to the Malaysian stock market last week, with a net purchase of RM0.2 billion42.1 million
After the previous week's arbitrage, foreign investors returned to Malaysian stocks and made a net purchase of RM0.2 billion42.1 million.
According to the capital flow report released by MIDF Research today, after selling off RM17.2 million shares last Monday, foreign investors began net purchases of Malaysian stocks on the next trading day. Net purchases on Wednesday were the strongest, with a total net purchase of RM0.1 billion shares.
As for the three sectors favored by foreign investors, they are financial services (RM0.4 billion17.9 million), construction (RM0.1 billion28.1 million), and communications and media (RM49.8 million).
The three main areas where foreign capital escaped last week were technology (-0.1 billion18.8 million), utilities (-83.8 million ringgit), and consumer stocks (-71.7 million ringgit).
Last week, local institutions had a net sale of RM0.3 billion63.1 million. They only made small net purchases on Monday and Thursday. They sold the most vigorously on Friday, with a net sale of RM0.1 billion shares.
At the same time, local retail investors shared foreign capital and bought RM0.1 billion net shares, and also only net sold Malaysian stocks on Mondays and Thursdays.
In terms of participation, foreign investment was the most active, with average transaction value (ADTV) rising 20%, while local institutions and retail investors fell 1.0% and -4.8%, respectively.
The top 10 most popular stocks for foreign investors last week:
Source: Nanyang Siang Pao
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