FBM KLCI Hits 18-Month High Amid Foreign Fund Inflows

The FBM KLCI closed higher, driven by continuous buying activity and positive regional performance. The benchmark index reached an 18-month high, rising by 0.34% or 5.17 points to 1,533.55.

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Key sectors contributing to gains were transportation, property, and energy, while utilities and construction experienced losses.

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Market breadth was positive with more gainers than losers, and total volume reached 3.63 billion shares valued at RM2.36 billion. Foreign funds continued to invest in the region amid challenges in the US markets, indicating stability.

Despite low retail participation, expectations are for improved activity as the week progresses. The index is forecasted to range between 1,535 and 1,545 for the day.

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