The local stock market is expected to remain in consolidation mode as investors adopt a cautious stance ahead of the Federal Reserve’s decision.
The breach of the 1,600 level and Wall Street’s negative performance suggest a prolonged downward bias, with lower liners likely trading rangebound. Foreign outflows are adding pressure, while investors also monitor UK/EU inflation rates and Malaysia’s trade balance.
Positive: Gold-related stocks due to favorable performance in a low-interest-rate environment.
Defensive: REITs amid market volatility.
Negative: Energy stocks facing selling pressure due to declining oil prices and weak Chinese retail sales data.
The FBM KLCI remains bearish, dropping below the 1,600 level and SMA200. Mixed indicators include the MACD Line above the Signal Line and RSI below 50. Key resistance is at 1,625, with support around 1,570.
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