Foreign investors continued their net selling trend on Bursa Malaysia for the fifth consecutive week, with net outflows reaching RM565.2 million for the week ended June 20, 2025.
The amount was higher than the previous week of RM444.4 million, according to the weekly fund flow report by MIDF Amanah Investment Bank Bhd.
According to the report, foreign investors were net sellers on every trading day of the week, with the highest volume recorded on Friday and Monday worth RM130.3 million.
The sectors most affected by foreign outflows were financial services at RM387.4 million, healthcare at RM110 million and industrial products and services worth RM52.9 million.
On the other hand, the transport and logistics sector recorded the highest net inflows of RM95.8 million, followed by real estate investment trusts (REITs) at RM38.4 million and construction at RM28.9 million.
Local institutions, on the other hand, continued to be net buyers for the fifth consecutive week with an inflow of RM510.6 million, although lower than the previous week's RM620.6 million.
Local retail traders also recorded an inflow of RM54.7 million after two consecutive weeks of outflows.
In terms of average daily trading volume, only foreign investors showed a significant increase of 24%, while local institutions and retail traders recorded a decrease of 13.3% and 10.9% respectively.
Regionally, foreign investors recorded a net outflow of $618.6 million, with only South Korea and India recording net inflows during the week.
