Bursa Malaysia

Bursa Malaysia opened higher on Monday (Jan 9), with the FBM KLCI rising 0.31% to 1485.14 points on renewed buying interest, lifted mainly by gains in ...

The Plantation index added 40.02 points to 6,930.19, and the Energy Index garnered 4.08 points to 781.67. PPB Group Bhd added two sen to RM17.70, and Sime Darby Plantation Bhd improved three sen to RM4.40. KNM Group Bhd was flat at 4.5 sen, and Cypark Resources Bhd eased 1.5 sen to 63.5 sen. On the index board, the FBM Emas Index gained 40.90 points to 10,673.23, the FBMT 100 Index strengthened by 39.06 points to 10,381.48, and the FBM Emas Shariah Index widened by 52.02 points to 10,887.89. The FBM 70 Index was higher by 79.55 points to 13,114.26, and the FBM ACE Index grew 31.19 points to 5,409.09. Sector-wise, transportation and logistics bagged 18.08 points to 940.25, the Financial Services Index went up 27.93 points to 16.443.41, and the Industrial Products and Services Index pushed up 0.64 of a point to 182.31. Among the heavyweights, MISC Bhd gained seven sen to RM7.28, while IOI Corp Bhd added five sen to RM3.96, and Genting Malaysia Bhd rose five sen to RM2.81. As for the actives, CSH Alliance Bhd went up half a sen to five sen, Nylex (Malaysia) Bhd climbed 3.5 sen to 41 sen, and DS Sigma Holdings Bhd ticked up two sen to 64 sen. KUALA LUMPUR (Jan 9): Bursa Malaysia opened higher on Monday (Jan 9), with the FBM KLCI rising 0.31% to 1,485.14 points on renewed buying interest, lifted mainly by gains in transportation and logistics stocks, said a dealer. "Although we anticipate buying to be broad-based, we reckon that buying interest should remain on the construction and tourism-related sectors today (Monday)," he added. On the home front, Thong reckoned that stock accumulation would continue, with the KLCI index expected to trend in the 1,480 and 1,495 range on Monday. Over in Hong Kong, the Hang Seng Index closed 60 points lower, but still capped a brilliant performance for the week, on improving confidence buoyed by economic-friendly moves from the Chinese government.

KUALA LUMPUR: Buying interest returned to Bursa Malaysia this morning, helping the benchmark FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI (FBM KLCI) chalk up a 0.31% gain in ...

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At 5pm, the benchmark FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI (FBM KLCI) increased 12.87 points or 0.86% from Friday's close of 1,480.55. The market bellwether opened 4.01 ...

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KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 9 — Bursa Malaysia ended at an intraday high of 1493.42 as the reopening of China's border has bolstered the outlook for the global ...

The ACE Market volume shrank to 761.99 million shares worth RM289.73 million from 797.13 million shares worth RM363.43 million on Friday. The Main Market volume was flat at 2.09 billion shares worth RM1.54 billion compared to Friday’s 2.09 billion shares worth RM1.19 billion The FBM 70 Index was 173.46 points better at 13,208.17 and the FBM ACE Index inched up 60.27 points to 5,438.17. Sector-wise, the Transportation and Logistics Index widened 32.30 points to 954.47 and the Technology Index was 1.50 points better to 64.67. The Financial Services Index rose 106.98 points to 16,522.46, the Plantation Index increased 77.97 points to 6,968.14, the Industrial Products and Services Index ticked up 0.84 of-a-point to 182.51 and the Energy Index perked up 17.94 points to 795.53. Consumer products and services counters accounted for 315.21 million shares traded on the Main Market, industrial products and services (929.17 million); construction (50.53 million); technology (261.06 million); SPAC (nil), financial services (56.00 million); property (106.07 million); plantation (24.37 million); REITs (10.61 million), closed/fund (400); energy (156.11 million); healthcare (82.42 million); telecommunications and media (27.70 million); transportation and logistics (53.05 million); and utilities (23.98 million). On the index board, the FBM Emas Index climbed 103.93 points to 10,736.27, the FBMT 100 Index bagged 100.64 points to 10,443.06, and the FBM Emas Shariah Index advanced 125.81 points to 10,961.68. Warrants turnover rose to 315.55 million units worth RM79.81 million from 279.76 million units worth RM61.91 million previously. As for the actives, Citaglobal eased half-a-sen to 34 sen, while CSH Alliance added 1.5 sen to six sen, L&P Global gained six sen to 57 sen, Cypark firmed half-a-sen to 65.5 sen and Nylex (M) was four sen higher at 41.5 sen. Thus, he expects Malaysia to benefit from the spillover effects on local equities and anticipated the FBM KLCI to test the 1,500 resistance this week. At 5pm, the benchmark FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI (FBM KLCI) increased 12.87 points or 0.86 per cent from Friday’s close of 1,480.55. Turnover added to 3.18 billion units worth RM1.92 billion against Friday’s 3.16 billion units worth RM1.62 billion.

The CEO of Malaysian stock exchange Bursa and finance sector veteran Muhamad Umar Swift thinks ESG may have run into an image problem outside the developed ...

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KUALA LUMPUR: Bursa Malaysia retreated from yesterday's gains to open lower on Tuesday amid mixed sentiments on Wall Street overnight following the United ...

Sector-wise, the Financial Services Index dipped 5.82 points to 16,516.64, the Industrial Products and Services Index eased 0.12 of-a-point to 182.39 and the Energy Index slipped 0.07 of-a-point to 795.46, and the Plantation Index fell 11.63 points to 6,956.51.-- BERNAMA On the index board, the FBM Emas Index weakened 23.21 points to 10,713.06, the FBMT 100 Index contracted 24.85 points to 10,418.20, and the FBM Emas Shariah Index slipped 34.10 points to 10,927.58. Meanwhile, the FBM ACE shed 12.80 points to 5,425.37 and the FBM 70 trimmed 25.06 points to 13,183.11 Of the actives, Tanco Holdings, Hong Seng Consolidated and Citaglobal improved half-a-sen each to 35 sen, 17 sen and 34.5 sen, respectively, while GDB Holdings gained 1.5 sen to 28.5 sen and L&P Global rose two sen to 59 sen. "Hence, expect it to trend in the 1,490-1,505 range today and expect buying interest to shift to telecommunication and banking stocks," he told Bernama. Rakuten Trade Sdn Bhd vice-president of equity research Thong Pak Leng said following the US central bank forecast, the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 113 points while the Nasdaq was up by 66 points as the US 10-year yield eased to below the 3.53 per cent threshold.

KUALA LUMPUR: Kenanga Research expects Bursa Malaysia to register earnings between RM63 million and RM68 million for the fourth quarter (Q4) of 2022.

The firm said China's economic revitalisation could lead to an influx of demand and spending which could bring buoyancy to sentiment lest said measures were to be reinforced sooner than expected. "With this, we believe Bursa's Q4 2022 reported earnings to register between RM63 million and RM68 million," it said in a note. "We observed that peak trading occurred in days subsequent to the formation of the unity government while window dressing activities did bolster the final trading day.