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(Kuala Lumpur, 6th) Foreign investors in Bursa Malaysia continued the trend of selling for the 11th consecutive week, setting the longest decline record last year. However, the pace of withdrawal slowed significantly. Last week, there was an outflow of 47 million Ringgit, compared to the outflow of 0.2 billion 31.9 million Ringgit the previous week.
According to the weekly fund flow report researched by MIDF Investment Bank, foreign investors net bought 0.57 million Ringgit and 11.20 million Ringgit of Malaysian stocks on Monday and Tuesday last week, respectively.
However, after returning from the New Year holiday on Wednesday, foreign funds changed their attitude to net sell Malaysian stocks. There was an outflow of 55.8 million Ringgit on Thursday, with a slightly smaller selling pressure on Friday, resulting in a net outflow of 43.77 million Ringgit.
Among them, the industries with the highest outflows of foreign capital are construction (-89.3 million Ringgit), financial services (-45.8 million Ringgit), and plantation (-45.5 million Ringgit).
As for the top 3 industries favored by foreign capital, they are industry (0.1 billion 15.7 million Ringgit), utilities (36.8 million Ringgit), and consumer (29 million Ringgit).
On the other hand, local institutions have been supporting the local stock market for 11 consecutive weeks, with a net purchase of local stocks totaling 0.3 billion 4 million Ringgit.
Local retail investors are also continuing to exit, with a net sale of Malaysian stocks amounting to 0.2 billion 56.9 million Ringgit.
The average daily trading volume (ADTV) increased last week, with foreign investors up by 37.5%, while local retail investors and local institutions increased by 13.2% and 7.8% respectively.
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