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The FBM KLCI rose by 0.8%, with over half of its key index components closing in positive territory yesterday.
In contrast, lower liners saw a pullback as buying interest primarily focused on larger-cap stocks. The Technology sector underperformed, dropping 1.7%, mirroring the overnight weakness in the Nasdaq.
With the FBM KLCI closing at a new year-to-date high yesterday, analysts expect the index’s upward momentum to continue, driven by increased buying in larger-cap stocks.
Strong quarterly financial results from major banks and signs of returning foreign funds further boosted local market sentiment.
However, anticipation is there is ongoing consolidation in lower liners as investors digest the latest round of corporate earnings.
Looking ahead, investors will be closely monitoring the release of Malaysia’s PPI data today, as well as Nvidia’s much-anticipated earnings. In the sectoral outlook, we expect the energy sector to face mild profit-taking after two days of gains, while the banking sector remains favorable amid strong earnings from institutions like AmBank and Public Bank.
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