Reported about 21 hours ago
Foreign funds have sold Malaysian equities for 15 consecutive sessions as of Tuesday, marking the longest selling streak since December 2021, amidst concerns over U.S. President-elect Donald Trump’s policies. The outflows amounted to $765.5 million, reflecting a broader trend of global funds reducing their equity holdings in Southeast Asia. Economists believe that U.S. trade and foreign policy will continue to influence investment in developing markets like Malaysia in the coming year.
Source: YAHOO