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The FBM KLCI closed near a year-to-date high, approaching the 1,720 level, supported by persistent foreign fund accumulation. Retail participation remained muted, reflected in lower trading volume. The ringgit strengthened to a five-year high against the US dollar.
Wall Street ended broadly higher as market calm returned amid easing trade tensions and reduced geopolitical risks, although Intel slid sharply after issuing a disappointing first-quarter outlook. The US 10-year Treasury yield edged up to 4.251%. In Asia, Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index stayed marginally positive after President Trump softened his stance on Greenland, alongside a recovery in Japanese bonds.
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