Foreign investors continue to withdraw from Bursa Malaysia, marking a 12th consecutive week of net outflows. Local institutions remain supportive of the market, while trading activity surges across all investor categories.
Foreign fund outflows from Bursa Malaysia continued for a 12th consecutive week, with a net sum of RM502.2 million leaving the domestic market. According to MIDF Research's weekly fund flow report, outflows were observed every trading day, with Thursday recording the largest outflow of RM162.3 million net. \The sectors experiencing the highest net foreign outflows were utilities (RM142.7 million), financial services (RM130 million), and transport and logistics (RM92.5 million).
Only two sectors recorded net foreign inflows: construction (RM271.1 million) and REITs (RM20 million). \Local institutions continued to support the domestic market for a 12th consecutive week with net buying valued at RM281.8 million. Trading activity surged across all categories, with average daily trading volume (ADTV) increasing by 30.8% for foreign investors, 29.8% for local institutions, and 19.8% for retail investors. \Trading ideas: TNB, Sime Darby Property, Metronic, Uzma, OSK Property, AME REIT, Ho Hup, KPS, Berjaya, Key Alliance, AmanahRaya REI
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