Stronger ringgit and FDIs boost foreign demand

Stronger ringgit and FDIs boost foreign demand

Foreign funds turned net buyers in 2026, with YTD net inflows of over RM11bn into Malaysian equities and bonds (equities >RM3bn, bonds RM8.4bn). Key beneficiaries: industrials, financials, plantation; top net‑bought stocks include Press Metal and MISC, while telecoms,...
Q1 Tougher Time- Malaysia Economy Slow

Q1 Tougher Time- Malaysia Economy Slow

Malaysia’s GDP grew 5.4% in 1Q2026, supported by household spending, investment and E&E exports, but momentum weakened sharply from 6.2% in the prior quarter. Monthly growth slowed to 4.1% by March, with private consumption and investment easing and seasonally...
Ringgit Dibuka Tinggi

Ringgit Dibuka Tinggi

Ringgit mengukuh pagi Isnin kepada 3.9635/9705 vs USD, didorong sentimen pasaran global dan harapan rundingan AS‑Iran. DXY turun 0.25% manakala WTI & Brent susut >5%. Ringgit dijangka bergerak sekitar RM3.95, namun melemah berbanding beberapa mata wang utama dan...

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