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Local Institutions Extends 11-week Consecutive Net Buying Streak - MBSB Investment Bank

KUALA LUMPUR, June 29 (Bernama) -- Local institutions extended 11 weeks of consecutive net buying on Bursa Malaysia, recording net inflows of RM191.6 million last week. 

MBSB Investment Bank Bhd said in its Fund Flow Report for the week ended June 26, 2026, that retailers also returned to net buying after the previous week of net selling, recording net inflows of RM363.2 million.

This contrasted with foreign institutions, which extended their net selling to a seventh consecutive week, recording RM554.7 million in net outflows.

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“Foreign institutions were net sellers every day last week, with outflows recorded on Tuesday (-RM176.8 million), Friday (-RM171.5 million), Thursday (-RM99.5 million), Wednesday (-RM77.4 million) and Monday (-RM29.5 million),” it said.  

The top three sectors that recorded net inflows from foreign institutions were industrial products and services (RM69.8 million), technology (RM19.9 million), and utilities (RM19.4 million).

The top three largest net outflows were seen in financial services (-RM257.7 million), consumer products & services (-RM98.9 million), and construction (-RM93.5 million).

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The average daily trading volume saw a broad-based decrease, comprising retailers by -21.2 per cent, local institutions -28.4 per cent, and foreign institutions by -33.7 per cent.

-- BERNAMA