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New Straits Times
13-05-2025
- Business
- New Straits Times
Foreign funds maintain buying streak on Bursa with RM422.6mil net inflow
KUALA LUMPUR: Foreign investors sustained their buying momentum on Bursa Malaysia for the third straight week, recording a net inflow of RM422.6 million for the week ended May 9, according to MIDF Research. While the figure was lower than the RM853.8 million net inflow registered the previous week, foreign funds were net buyers on most trading days—excluding Monday and Thursday, which saw outflows of RM92.4 million and RM42.4 million, respectively. "Foreign investors were net buyers on every trading day except Monday and Thursday, which saw outflows of RM92.4 million and RM42.4 million respectively. "The highest net inflow was recorded on Wednesday at RM364.8 million, followed by Friday with RM135.1 million," the report said. MIDF Research noted that the utilities sector saw the highest net foreign inflow at RM253.3 million, followed by telecommunications and media with RM53.3 million, and financial services with RM51.1 million. On the other hand, the only sectors that experienced net foreign outflows were energy, which saw RM57.5 million in outflows, and technology with RM56.0 million. According to the firm, local institutions extended their streak of net selling to three consecutive weeks, with outflows amounting to RM397.8 million. "Meanwhile, local retail investors extended their trend of net selling to the fourth week, though the outflow eased to RM24.8 million compared to RM161.2 million the week before. "The average daily trading volume saw a broad-based increase last week. Local institutions and local retailers saw an increase of 8.6 per cent and 2.9 per cent respectively, while foreign investors saw an increase of 6.1 per cent," MIDF Research said.
Free Malaysia Today
05-05-2025
- Business
- Free Malaysia Today
Foreign investors extend Bursa buying streak with RM854mil inflows
The three sectors that have recorded the highest net foreign inflows are financial services, healthcare, and industrial products and services. (AP pic) KUALA LUMPUR : Foreign investors continued their streak of net inflows on Bursa Malaysia, extending their buying trend to two consecutive weeks. They recorded a net inflow of RM853.8 million, marking the first back-to-back weeks of net foreign inflows since Sept 24. According to MIDF Amanah Investment Bank Bhd's fund flow report for the week ended May 2, foreign investors were net buyers on every trading day, ranging between RM50.7 million and RM340.8 million. It said Friday saw the highest net foreign inflow, followed by Thursday, which recorded net inflows of RM340.8 million and RM325.2 million, respectively. 'The three sectors that recorded the highest net foreign inflows were financial services (RM567.4 million), healthcare (RM124.8 million) and industrial products and services (RM107.9 million). 'The only two sectors that recorded net foreign outflows were energy (RM31.9 million) and plantation (RM6 million),' it said. Meanwhile, MIDF stated that the local institutions extended their net selling streak to two consecutive weeks, with outflows amounting to RM692.6 million, marking the second consecutive week of net selling by local institutions since Aug 24. It said the local retail investors extended their net selling trend to three weeks, with an outflow of RM161.2 million, almost 2.5 times more than the previous week's outflow. 'The average daily trading volume saw a broad-based increase last week, with local institutions and local retailers recording an increase of 8.7% and 5.7%, respectively, while foreign investors saw an increase of 26%,' it said. Meanwhile, in Asia, MIDF reported that the foreign investors extended their streak of net buying activity to two weeks, recording a substantial net inflow of US$3.32 billion (RM13.95 billion), led by strong buying sentiment in India and Taiwan once again.
Malaysian Reserve
05-05-2025
- Business
- Malaysian Reserve
Bursa Malaysia: Foreign investors continue net inflow with Maybank and CIMB topping the list
FOREIGN investors continued their streak of net inflows on Bursa Malaysia, extending to a two-week buying streak, recording a net inflow of RM853.8 million, marking the first consecutive weeks of net foreign inflows since September 2024, according to MIDF Research's fund flow report for the week ended May 2. The top five counters net bought by foreign investors last week were Malayan Banking Bhd (Maybank), CIMB Group Holdings Bhd, Tenaga Nasional Bhd (TNB), Sunway Bhd and Gamuda Bhd. The report noted that local institutions also extended their streak of net selling to two consecutive weeks, with outflows amounting to RM692.6 million. This was the second consecutive week of net selling by local institutions since August 2024. Foreign investors extended their streak of net buying activity to two weeks, recording a substantial net inflow of US$3.32 billion, led by strong buying sentiment in India and Taiwan once again. Among the markets tracked, only Vietnam registered net foreign outflows, while all other countries saw net foreign inflows, the report said. Foreign investors returned to net buyers in Thailand last week, registering a modest inflow of US$44.4 million, ending a nine-week consecutive streak of foreign selling. The Philippines saw modest buying sentiment last week, ending its single-week streak of outflows, turning net buyers with inflows amounting to US$38.5 million. Indonesia recorded the lowest inflow amongst the markets monitored by the research house, standing at US$7.33 million, reversing a three-week selling trend. This was likely due to South Korean companies announcing plans to invest an additional US$1.7 billion in Indonesia, marking a more than 10% increase over their existing investments, it said. – TMR
New Straits Times
05-05-2025
- Business
- New Straits Times
Bursa sees RM853.8mil foreign inflows, first streak since Sept 2024
KUALA LUMPUR: Foreign investors continued their buying streak on Bursa Malaysia for a second consecutive week, recording RM853.8 million in net inflows — the first two-week gain since September 2024, according to MIDF Research, foreign investors were net buyers on every trading day, ranging between RM50.7 million and RM340.8 million. "Friday saw the highest net foreign inflow, followed by Thursday, which saw net inflows of RM340.8 million and RM325.2 million, respectively," the firm said in its Fund Flow report for the week ended May 2. According to the report, the financial services sector saw the highest net foreign inflow at RM567.4 million, followed by healthcare at RM124.8 million and industrial products and services at RM107.9 million. In contrast, only two sectors saw net foreign outflows, with energy at RM31.9 million and plantations at RM6.0 million. "Local institutions also extended their streak of net selling to two consecutive weeks, with outflows amounting to –RM692.6 million. "This was the second consecutive week of net selling by local institutions since August 2024," MIDF Research said. The firm added that local retail investors extended their trend of net selling to three weeks, with an outflow of –RM161.2 million, almost 2.5 times more than the previous week's outflow. It said the average daily trading volume (ADTV) rose across the board last week, with local institutions and retailers posting increases of 8.7 per cent and 5.7 per cent respectively, while foreign investor activity surged by 26.0 per cent.
