Banks lifted the FBM KLCI as global markets rose on softer US data, while investors stayed cautious amid Fed uncertainty, geopolitics, and mixed sector performance across Asian bourses regionally. Malaysian equities ended the week on a stronger footing, with the FBM KLCI rising 1.02% to 1,686.54, supported mainly by gains in heavyweight banking stocks. Market … Continue reading Banks Drive FBM KLCI Higher as Global Markets Stay Supportive