Foreign buying of Malaysian equities surged 3.6 times to RM1.06 billion last week from RM292.2 million the prior week, as they net bought every day of the week.

Foreign buying of local equities surged to RM1.06b last week, says MIDF

After eight consecutive weeks of net selling, foreign investors shifted to become net buyers on Bursa Malaysia last week, with a total investment of RM292.2 million.

MIDF: Foreign investors ended eight weeks of selling with total inflow of RM292m last week

Foreign investors offloaded RM1.59 billion in local equities on Bursa Malaysia last week in tandem with most Asian markets.

Foreign funds offloaded RM1.59b in local equities last week, highest in four years, says MIDF

Foreign selling of Malaysian equities has hit RM1.21 billion year-to-date as of last week, after the outflow stretched for a sixth consecutive week, with a weekly outflow of RM336 million.

Foreign selling of Malaysian equities hit RM1.2b year-to-date — MIDF

Foreign selling of Malaysian equities extended for a fifth week, with a 39% higher outflow of RM435.1 million last week, from RM313.8 million the prior week.

In its weekly fund flow on Monday (April 1), MIDF Research said the three-day net buying streak by the foreigners ended last Monday (March 25), amounting to RM13.7 million.

Foreign selling of Malaysian equities rose 39% to RM435.1m last week, says MIDF

Foreign selling of Malaysian equities extended for a fourth week, albeit 24% lower at RM313.8 million last week, from RM415.1 million the prior week.

In its weekly fund flow report on Monday (March 25), MIDF Research said foreign funds were net sellers from last Monday (March 18) to last Wednesday, totalling RM757.5 million, and net bought RM443.7 million last Thursday and last Friday following improved sentiments after the Federal Open Market Committee meeting with three rate cuts still in the pipeline.

Foreign selling of Malaysian equities slowed 24% to RM313.8m last week, says MIDF

Foreign selling of Malaysian equities moderated to RM415.1 million last week, from RM1.51 billion the prior week.

In its weekly fund flow report on Monday, MIDF Research said foreign funds only net bought RM46.5m last Tuesday, but were net sellers for the rest of the week.

Foreign selling of M'sian equities moderated to RM415m last week, says MIDF

Local institutions’ net buying of Malaysian equities more than tripled to RM1.42 billion last week, from RM443.5 million in the previous week, according to MIDF Research.

Local institutions more than tripled net buying of equities to RM1.42b last week — MIDF

Foreign buying of Malaysian equities snapped last week with a net disposal of RM503 million last week, the highest outflow in 19 weeks, from a net inflow of RM786.1 million the prior week.

Foreign buying of Malaysian equities snapped with RM503m outflow last week, says MIDF

Foreign buying of Malaysian equities more than doubled to RM786.1 million last week from RM352.9 million the prior week.

Foreign buying of Malaysian equities more than doubled to RM786.1m last week — MIDF

Foreign buying of Malaysian equities extended for a fourth week to RM352.9 million last week, a tad lower than the RM400.7 million the prior week.

Foreign buying of M'sian equities extends to fourth week but down to RM350m, says MIDF

Foreign buying of Malaysian equities rose to RM400.7 million last week from RM131.8 million the prior week, marking the third consecutive week of net purchases.

Foreign buying of M'sian equities tripled to RM400m last week, says MIDF

Foreign buying of Malaysian equity extended last week but dropped to RM131.8 million from RM267.7 million the prior week, according to MIDF Research.

Foreign buying of Malaysian equity dropped 49% to RM131.8m last week — MIDF Research

Foreign investors returned as net buyers on Bursa Malaysia, contributing to a net foreign inflow of RM267.7 million last week after disposing of local equities worth RM66.3 million in the prior week during a shortened trading week in conjunction with the Thaipusam holiday on Thursday.

Foreign funds return to Bursa with RM267.7m inflow, says MIDF

It is the polling day for the Kuala Kubu Baharu (KKB) by-election, yet voter turnout remains low, with only approximately 18.05% of eligible voters having cast their ballots as of 10am on Saturday, as reported by the Election Commission.

Kuala Kubu Baharu by-election: 18.05% voter turnout as of 10am

RHB Bank Bhd (KL:RHBBANK) had gone through a challenging year in 2023, as the banking industry was busy defending narrowing net interest margins amid high funding costs as lenders competed fiercely for deposits.

RHB pushes hard for desired growth

It will be an eventful week for economic observers both locally and globally, as Bank Negara Malaysia is set to announce growth figures in the first quarter of 2024 (1Q2024) on May 17, while the US Bureau of Labour Statistics will release the consumer price index (CPI) for April on May 15.

The Week Ahead: Malaysia’s 1Q GDP, US CPI data in focus

Soybean oil futures surged by the most since July as traders bet that Chinese used cooking oil may be included on the list of tariffs expected to be announced by the US.

Soyoil jumps on bets US tariffs to include Chinese cooking oil

No major app developers have signed up to use outside payment options that Apple Inc introduced earlier this year for its App Store because the fees they pay would be at least as high as they were before, according to testimony presented to a federal judge.

Apple says no major app developers accept new outside payments

A total of 18 polling centres with 74 voting streams for the Kuala Kubu Baharu state by-election opened simultaneously at 8am on Saturday.

Eighteen polling centres open at 8am for Kuala Kubu Baharu by-election

A rally in global equity markets lifted stocks in Europe to record highs on Friday amid strong corporate earnings and hopes central bank interest rate cuts are near, while the dollar edged higher despite signs of slowing US economic growth.

Global stocks rally, Europe at record highs, dollar gains

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has urged Sime Darby Plantation Bhd (KL:SIMEPLT) to be a supporter and pioneer of the government's efforts to reduce dependency on foreign labour in the plantation sector.

PM urges Sime Darby Plantation to pioneer less reliance on foreign labour

Here is a brief recap of some business news and corporate announcements that made the headlines on Friday.

Awantec, InNature, Paramount, Eco World International, Mi Technovation, MAA, KNM, Pharmaniaga, Jiankun, Nova MSC, Sarawak Cable

Jiankun International Bhd (KL:JIANKUN) has redesignated its president Datuk Saiful Nizam Mohd Yusoff as non-independent and non-executive chairman, effective Friday.

Jiankun redesignates Zahid’s son-in-law Saiful Nizam as chairman 

Here is a brief recap of some business news and corporate announcements that made the headlines on Friday.

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has urged Sime Darby Plantation Bhd (KL:SIMEPLT) to be a supporter and pioneer of the government's efforts to reduce dependency on foreign labour in the plantation sector.

A rally in&nbsp;global&nbsp;equity&nbsp;markets&nbsp;lifted stocks in Europe to record highs on Friday amid strong corporate earnings and hopes central bank interest rate cuts are near, while the dollar edged higher despite signs of slowing US&nbsp;economic growth.

It will be an eventful week for economic observers both locally and globally, as Bank Negara Malaysia is set to announce growth figures in the first quarter of 2024 (1Q2024) on May 17, while the US Bureau of Labour Statistics will release the consumer price index (CPI) for April on May 15.

A total of&nbsp;18 polling centres with 74 voting streams for the Kuala Kubu Baharu&nbsp;state by-election opened simultaneously at&nbsp;8am on Saturday.

No major app developers have signed up to use outside payment options that Apple Inc&nbsp;introduced earlier this year for its App Store because the fees they pay would be at least as high as they were before, according to testimony presented to a federal judge.

Soybean oil futures surged by the most since July as traders bet that Chinese used cooking oil may be included on the list of&nbsp;tariffs&nbsp;expected to be announced by the US.

RHB Bank Bhd (KL:RHBBANK) had gone through a challenging year in 2023, as the banking industry was busy defending narrowing net interest margins amid high funding costs as lenders competed fiercely for deposits.

Fund Flow

‌
‌

Fund Flow

‌‌

‌
‌