Malaysia’s Q2 2025 corporate earnings season has begun, with traders closely watching results on Bursa Malaysia to recalibrate strategies. Key sectors such as banking, technology, consumer, and utilities are showing resilience, supported by demand stability, cost optimisation, and regional momentum. Banks are expected to gain from steady interest income, while tech stocks tied to global semiconductor and AI chains show early signs of recovery.
Rakuten Trade’s Head of Research Kenny Yee noted strength in financial and export-oriented tech stocks, adding that stable Ringgit and improving consumer sentiment could boost consumer-facing counters. Early earnings reports are mixed: F&N posted a 15.16% profit drop, Westports saw a 15% rise, Axis-REIT gained 20.5%, while Hartalega’s profits declined 60%.
Rakuten Trade CEO Kazumasa Mise highlighted increased trading opportunities during this volatile period, with competitive fees and digital tools aimed at both new and seasoned traders.
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