International investors back in selling mode on Bursa Malaysia


Foreign investors acquired RM274.4mil net from Monday to Friday in the preceding week, while for the period between Monday to Wednesday, it registered a net sell of RM28.9mil

KUALA LUMPUR: International investors were back in selling mode, disposing of RM151.1mil net of local equities from Monday to Wednesday, after the market rebounded to record a net foreign buying last week, after the 25th consecutive week of net foreign selling.

The market was closed on Thursday for the Maal Hijrah celebration.

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