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Foreign Funds Return to Malaysian Equities as Investors Favour Defensive Sectors

By Bernard Lee4 min read

Petaling Jaya, 6 August 2026 – Foreign investors returned to Bursa Malaysia in July after two consecutive months of selling, directing capital towards financial services, transportation, logistics and utilities while continuing to reduce exposure to technology and industrial stocks.

Foreign institutions recorded RM300.9 million in net inflows during the month. Financial services attracted the largest amount at RM1.11 billion, followed by transportation and logistics with RM367.2 million and utilities with RM305.6 million.

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  • Bernard is a social activist dedicated to championing community empowerment, equality, and social justice. With a strong voice on issues affecting grassroots communities, he brings insightful perspectives shaped by on-the-ground advocacy and public engagement. As a columnist for The Ledger Asia, Bernard writes thought-provoking pieces that challenge norms, highlight untold stories, and inspire conversations aimed at building a more inclusive and equitable society.