Bursa Malaysia closed higher yesterday as improved global sentiment lifted investor confidence across regional markets. The gains were supported by expectations that strategic oil reserves could be released to stabilise energy prices.
The FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI rose by more than seven points to close at 1,708.78. Analysts said buying interest returned to the market as investors reacted positively to global efforts to ease oil price volatility.
Market observers noted that geopolitical developments and global commodity prices continue to influence trading activity on the local exchange.
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