Foreign interest back in Bursa


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PETALING JAYA: After a long hiatus, foreign investors appear to have returned to the Malaysian market as they have turned net buyers of Malaysian stocks, snapping up over RM1bil worth of shares so far this year after shunning local equities for the most part of 2021.

So far in 2022, international funds have been net buyers on Bursa Malaysia for four out of six weeks, according to MIDF Research.

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