Foreign investors return to Bursa Malaysia after eleven weeks of selling
Net inflows of 640 million ringgit over five sessions. The scale is small; the change of direction is not.
Foreign investors bought a net 640 million ringgit of Malaysian equities over the past week, ending an eleven-week run of outflows that had totalled roughly 4.2 billion ringgit.
In absolute terms the inflow recovers about a seventh of what left. The direction is the point. Foreign flow into Malaysian equities is persistent: it tends to run in the same direction for weeks at a time, which makes a genuine reversal more informative than its size suggests.
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