KUALA LUMPUR (May 29): Foreign selling of Malaysian equity extended for the fifth consecutive week, albeit at a slower pace of RM58.7 million last week, from RM211 million the prior week.

Foreign selling of Malaysian equity narrowed to RM58.7 mil during fifth week of outflow, says MIDF

Foreign selling of Malaysian equities widened to RM211 million last week from RM46.4 million the prior week, pushing year-to-date outflow to RM2.39 billion.

Foreign selling of Malaysian equities swelled to RM211m last week, says MIDF

Foreign selling of Malaysian equities extended for the fourth consecutive week, with net sales of RM46.4 million last week, from RM20.8 million the prior week.

In its weekly fund flow report on Monday (May 15), the MIDF Research team said the week started off on a positive note with net foreign inflows of RM9.5 million last Monday (May 8) and RM81.8 million last Tuesday.

Foreign selling extends for fourth week with RM46.4m outflow, says MIDF

Foreign selling of Malaysian equities extended for the third consecutive week, albeit at a much slower pace of RM20.79 million last week from RM187.79 million the prior week.

Foreign selling of Malaysian equities narrowed to RM20.79m last week, says MIDF

Foreign selling of local equities on Bursa Malaysia widened to RM187.8 million last week from a net outflow of RM151.1 million the prior week following the Hari Raya Aidilfitri holidays.

Foreign selling of Malaysian equities rose to RM187.8m last week, says MIDF

Foreign funds net sold RM151.11 million of Malaysian equities in the holiday-shortened week ended April 20, from a net inflow RM69.5 million the prior week.

Foreign funds sold RM151.11m local equities in holiday-shortened week, says MIDF

Foreign funds returned to Bursa Malaysia last week, as net foreign inflows jumped to RM69.5 million during the trading week that ended April 14, from RM18.8 million in the previous week, thus marking the third consecutive week of inflows, said MIDF Research on Monday (April 17).

Net foreign inflows increased to RM69.5m last week, MIDF Research says

KUALA LUMPUR (April 10): Foreign buying of Malaysian equity on Bursa Malaysia ticked up to RM18.8 million last week, from RM11.5 million the prior week.

Foreign buying of Malaysian equity on Bursa Malaysia ticked up to RM18.8 mil last week, says MIDF

Foreign funds snapped a four-week selling spree of Malaysian equity and returned to Bursa Malaysia last week after they net bought RM11.5 million worth of equities.

Foreign funds snapped four-week selling spree at Bursa Malaysia, bought RM11.5m last week, says MIDF

Foreign selling of Malaysian equity on Bursa Malaysia narrowed to RM107.1 million last week from RM536 million the prior week.

In its weekly fund flow report on Monday (March 27), MIDF Research said the highest net selling occurred last Monday (March 20), at RM88.5 million, followed by RM59.43 million on last Thursday.

Foreign selling of Malaysian equities narrowed to RM107.1 mil last week, says MIDF

KUALA LUMPUR (March 20): Foreign selling of Malaysian equity continued for the third consecutive week, albeit at a slower pace of RM536 million last week, from RM556.9 million in the prior week.

Foreign selling of Malaysian equity extends at slower pace of RM536 mil, says MIDF

KUALA LUMPUR (March 13): Foreign selling of Malaysian equity intensified last week and swelled to RM556.9 million, from RM338.7 million the prior week.

Foreign selling of Malaysian equity intensifies, swelled to RM556.9 mil last week, says MIDF

KUALA LUMPUR (March 6): After two consecutive weeks of net buying, foreign funds disposed of RM338.7 million of Malaysian equity last week, compared to a net inflow of RM246.2 million the prior week.

Foreign funds disposed RM338.7 mil Malaysian equity last week, says MIDF

Foreign buying of Malaysian equities rose to RM246.2 million last week, from RM195.3 million the prior week.

In its weekly fund flow report on Monday (Feb 27), MIDF Research analyst Royce Tan Seng Hooi said foreign investors accumulated stocks listed on Bursa Malaysia ahead of the revised Budget 2023 announcement last Friday, which later came with a 4.2% increase in allocations to RM388 billion.

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