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(Kuala Lumpur, 28th) Foreign investors ended the trend of continuous outflow for 26 weeks, reversing to a net purchase of Malaysian stocks for 0.3 billion Ringgit, marking the first net inflow since October last year.
MIDF Research pointed out in its Capital Trend report that, aside from the net outflows of 0.1011 billion Ringgit and 10.54 million Ringgit on Monday and Tuesday last week, foreign investors were net buyers for the rest of the trades, with net purchases ranging from 0.1259 billion Ringgit to 0.2672 billion Ringgit.
The sectors with the highest net purchases by foreign investors last week were financial services (0.1 billion Ringgit and 97.1 million Ringgit), telecommunications and media (60.8 million Ringgit), and industrial products and services (48.8 million Ringgit).
On the other hand, the sectors with the highest net Outflow were Energy (-16 million Ringgit), Agriculture (-16 million Ringgit), and Healthcare (-13.3 million Ringgit).
Local Institutions reversed their position last week, turning into net Sellers, ending 26 consecutive weeks of net buying trend in the Malaysian stock market.
Last week, local Institutions sold a total of 0.2 billion 67.4 million Ringgit, marking the first net selling trend since October 24.
Local retail investors recorded a net Sale of Malaysian stocks for the second consecutive week, with the selling force significantly higher than the previous week at 2.5 times, totaling 64.9 million Ringgit.
In terms of participation, the average daily trading volume (ADTV) of the Malaysian stock market rose broadly last week, with local Institutions and retail categories increasing by 23.8% and 2.2% respectively, while foreign capital fell by 6.9%.
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