Bursa Malaysia Foreign Inflows Continue
Analysis based on 7 articles · First reported Feb 03, 2026 · Last updated Feb 16, 2026
The sustained net foreign inflows into Malaysia indicate positive investor confidence in the Malaysian market, potentially leading to increased stock prices and economic growth. Regionally, mixed investment flows suggest varying investor sentiment across Asian markets, with some countries like Taiwan and the Philippines attracting capital while others like South Korea and Indonesia experienced outflows.
Foreign investors have consistently been net buyers on Malaysia for several consecutive weeks, with significant inflows recorded in the weeks leading up to February 13, 2026. The week ended February 13, 2026, saw RM377.2 million in net foreign inflows, a substantial increase from previous weeks. Key sectors attracting foreign investment included financial services, transport and logistics, and construction. Conversely, healthcare, technology, and plantation sectors experienced net foreign outflows. Local institutions and retailers showed mixed activity, with local institutions generally net sellers and retailers fluctuating between net buying and selling. Regionally, foreign investors ended a three-week net selling streak, with significant inflows into Taiwan, South Korea, India, Thailand, Vietnam, and the Philippines, while Indonesia was the only market to record net foreign outflows.
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