Keeping faith in Malaysia


WHILE foreign shareholding in Bursa Malaysia stocks has recovered from recent lows, there is still plenty of room for foreign buyers to add on to their positions, if they adopt an “overweight” position on Malaysian equities, and for the longer term.

The climb towards a higher foreign shareholding, however, is likely to be gradual, with some volatility in between, market observers generally agree.

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