Which trading days saw foreign outflows, and how large were they?

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Foreign Investors Recorded Outflows on Two Trading Days Last Week

Foreign investors experienced net outflows on two trading days on Bursa Malaysia last week. These outflows amounted to RM92.4 million on Monday and RM42.4 million on Thursday. Despite these instances of net selling, foreign investors remained net buyers for the majority of the trading week, contributing to an overall net inflow.
Outflows Recorded on Monday and Thursday

Last week, foreign investors recorded a net outflow of RM92.4 million on Monday. This was followed by another net outflow of RM42.4 million on Thursday. These figures represent days where the value of shares sold by foreign investors exceeded the value of shares purchased by them.
Overall Net Inflow Maintained

While specific days saw outflows, the cumulative activity for the week resulted in a net inflow for foreign investors. The report indicates that foreign investors were net buyers on other trading days, offsetting the outflows. Overall, foreign investors recorded a net inflow of RM422.6 million for the week ending May 9.
Sectoral Distribution of Outflows

The outflows were concentrated in specific sectors. The energy sector saw a net foreign outflow of RM57.5 million, and the technology sector recorded a net foreign outflow of RM56 million. These were the only two sectors that experienced net foreign outflows during the week.

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