"Achieving a $4 trillion market cap and becoming the 5th largest market globally is a landmark moment. This growth is fuelled by a combination of resilient economic growth and robust domestic investment flows which was compounded by Foreign Inflow as well as towards the latter part of the Calendar Year as yields eased up somewhat. Looking ahead, the challenge will be to sustain this momentum, especially considering the premium valuations compared to our peers."
The stock market kicked off the trading week on a cautious note, experiencing a dip in key indices during the early hours of Monday s session. However, the
KUALA LUMPUR, April 10 Malaysia saw a second consecutive week of net foreign inflows, which grew to RM18.8 million from RM11.5 million the prior week, lifted by positive.
The Thai baht hit a five-month high on Tuesday, as higher gold prices and continued foreign fund flows into stocks and bonds boosted the currency, while concerns surrounding Ukraine weighed on most other Asian currencies.