
KLCI expected to extend bargain hunting as valuations remain attractive
Bargain hunting is expected to continue on Bursa Malaysia as easing Middle East tensions and attractive valuations support selective stock picking.

Bargain hunting is expected to continue on Bursa Malaysia as easing Middle East tensions and attractive valuations support selective stock picking.

Yesterday the FBMKLCI closed sharply lower to below the 1,700 mark but analysts sees bargain hunting today

German investor sentiment rose sharply in July, boosted by reform optimism, although geopolitical tensions and weak economic conditions continue to cloud the eurozone outlook.

FBM KLCI slipped on banking profit-taking despite broad market gains, with technology and energy stocks leading sectoral advances.

Malaysian equities remained resilient despite regional weakness as investors stayed cautious amid semiconductor losses and upcoming economic data releases.

KLCI slips amid foreign selling; THMY range-bound, CITIC offers yield upside, GDGROUP IPO supported by expansion and travel demand recovery outlook.

“We expect a rebound soon with the index to hover within the 1,730-1,750 range today.” - Rakuten

FBM KLCI closes higher on foreign buying; Wall Street rebounds as Trump drops Europe tariffs and Greenland force option.

FBM KLCI closed flat at 1,578; analysts expect catch-up rally, highlight Samaiden, Baker Hughes, Nadi, and XPB as buys.

While aggressive bargain hunting is not recommended, the current market presents opportunities for selective stock picking

Lower Liners: May stabilize as investors seek bargains.

With foreign funds exiting the SEA region, this presents a buying opportunity as they are expected to return soon. The index is projected to…

Analysts believe bargain hunting opportunities should appear anytime soon.