For ETFs, Singapore and Malaysia continued to post net buying, with total net inflows of USD68.1mn and USD11.9mn, respectively. Meanwhile, Malaysia and the Philippines also recorded net inflows, amounting to USD68.6mn and USD3.6mn, respectively.

For ETFs, Singapore and Malaysia continued to post net buying, with total net inflows of USD68.1mn and USD11.9mn, respectively. Meanwhile, Malaysia and the Philippines also recorded net inflows, amounting to USD68.6mn and USD3.6mn, respectively.

For ETFs, Singapore and Malaysia continued to post net buying, with total net inflows of USD68.1mn and USD11.9mn, respectively. Meanwhile, Malaysia and the Philippines also recorded net inflows, amounting to USD68.6mn and USD3.6mn, respectively.

For ETFs, Singapore and Malaysia continued to post net buying, with total net inflows of USD68.1mn and USD11.9mn, respectively. Meanwhile, Malaysia and the Philippines also recorded net inflows, amounting to USD68.6mn and USD3.6mn, respectively.

For ETFs, Singapore and Malaysia continued to post net buying, with total net inflows of USD68.1mn and USD11.9mn, respectively. Meanwhile, Malaysia and the Philippines also recorded net inflows, amounting to USD68.6mn and USD3.6mn, respectively.

For ETFs, Singapore and Malaysia continued to post net buying, with total net inflows of USD68.1mn and USD11.9mn, respectively. Meanwhile, Malaysia and the Philippines also recorded net inflows, amounting to USD68.6mn and USD3.6mn, respectively.

For ETFs, Singapore and Malaysia continued to post net buying, with total net inflows of USD68.1mn and USD11.9mn, respectively. Meanwhile, Malaysia and the Philippines also recorded net inflows, amounting to USD68.6mn and USD3.6mn, respectively.

For ETFs, Singapore and Malaysia continued to post net buying, with total net inflows of USD68.1mn and USD11.9mn, respectively. Meanwhile, Malaysia and the Philippines also recorded net inflows, amounting to USD68.6mn and USD3.6mn, respectively.

For ETFs, Singapore and Malaysia continued to post net buying, with total net inflows of USD68.1mn and USD11.9mn, respectively. Meanwhile, Malaysia and the Philippines also recorded net inflows, amounting to USD68.6mn and USD3.6mn, respectively.

For ETFs, Singapore and Malaysia continued to post net buying, with total net inflows of USD68.1mn and USD11.9mn, respectively. Meanwhile, Malaysia and the Philippines also recorded net inflows, amounting to USD68.6mn and USD3.6mn, respectively.