
Some foreign buying may be returning
Wall Street closed mixed amid tariff concerns; FBM KLCI rose, driven by utilities, while regional markets showed positive trends.

Wall Street closed mixed amid tariff concerns; FBM KLCI rose, driven by utilities, while regional markets showed positive trends.

Investor sentiment improved due to Bank Negara's rate cut, boosting FBM KLCI and global markets amid trade optimism and strong earnings.

FBM KLCI closed above 1,530, driven by foreign investments and optimistic global market trends.

Markets rise on easing trade tensions; profit-taking expected as focus shifts to US data. Tech up, energy may dip.

The uptrend is fuelled by the flight of funds back to equities from bonds coupled with the inflow of foreign funds

Foreign investors continued their streak of net inflows on Bursa Malaysia, extending to a 3-week buying streak, recording a net inflow of RM422.6m, though…

Foreign investors sustained RM853.8 million net inflows on Bursa Malaysia, while local institutions and retail investors continued selling.

Bursa Malaysia rebounded, with FBM KLCI rising 1.63% due to bargain hunting, foreign fund inflows, and positive geopolitical developments in trade.

Wall Street saw a pullback across all three major indices due to renewed concerns over tariff policies, particularly after U.S. President Donald Trump hinted…

Though we noticed some early buying support, this evaporated as foreign disposal became more pronounced

While ASEAN markets may experience some quiet moments due to ongoing rallies in Hong Kong, a recovery is anticipated.

Rakuten Trade anticipates another volatile year for foreign fund movements, largely dictated by the extent of Trump’s policy decisions.

Profit-taking is advised today amid market volatility from foreign fund sell-offs and uncertainty over upcoming trade policies.

Investors are cautious ahead of the US inflation report, which could influence the Federal Reserve’s next move.

Short-lived gains expected: The index faces stiff resistance at 1,570, with recovery likely tempered by profit-taking and foreign fund outflows. Compromise Market drivers: Optimism…

Investors are advised to adopt a defensive stance. Safe-haven assets like gold may see increased interest, while companies benefiting from global supply chain shifts