Indonesia, Malaysia Are Outliers as Foreigners Sell Asian Stocks 《印尼和马来西亚表现抢眼，外国投资者抛售亚洲股票》

Indonesia and Malaysia are emerging as standout markets in Asia this month as global investors reduce their stakes in other regional markets. Foreign investors have poured $684 million into Indonesian stocks and $241 million into Malaysian stocks in August, marking the second consecutive month of inflows for both countries. In contrast, India has seen a significant outflow of $1.8 billion. Analysts attribute Indonesia's success to its fiscal discipline and economic growth, while Malaysia benefits from a surge in data center investments driven by the artificial intelligence boom. Both countries' currencies are also outperforming others in the emerging markets.