
KLCI Slips 0.25% As Tech Rout Hits Breadth, Defensives Seen Holding The Line
FBM KLCI eased 4.02 points to 1,623.70 as technology sold off; analysts expect defensive large caps to limit downside today.

FBM KLCI eased 4.02 points to 1,623.70 as technology sold off; analysts expect defensive large caps to limit downside today.

The FBM KLCI rose 0.27% to 1,627.72 as bargain-hunting in large caps offset global jitters, with healthcare stocks leading gains.

FBM KLCI gained 0.33% to 1,623.35, but heavy selling across technology stocks and persistent foreign outflows limited broader market recovery.

The FBM KLCI rose 0.59% to 1,618.01 on Monday as bargain hunting in banks and Budget 2027 measures for SMEs and housing lifted sentiment.

The FBM KLCI added 0.59% to 1,618.01 on Monday, but small caps fell over 1% and foreign institutions were net sellers of RM105.7 million.

The benchmark index held above the key 1,600 support, but weak market breadth and elevated bond yields suggest risk appetite remains fragile.

Budget 2027 optimism lifted Bursa Malaysia, with FBM KLCI rebounding above 1,600 as construction and property stocks led gains.

FBM KLCI rose 7.44 points as bargain hunting and Budget 2027 optimism lifted sentiment, with construction and property stocks leading gains.

ursa Malaysia fell sharply as banking stocks slumped, with investors cautious ahead of Budget 2027 and global bond yield pressures.

KLCI edges up 0.10% to 1,633.35; tech and healthcare lift sentiment, but caution persists ahead of Budget 2027.

FBM KLCI rebounds 4.53 points as banks lead gains; analysts warn volatility persists amid elevated yields and oil prices.

FBM KLCI slightly rose 0.03%, led by technology and telecommunications; cautious market outlook remains due to economic pressures.

KLCI slips to 1,630.36, oversold conditions may spur bargain hunting, but rebound hinges on heavyweight participation and stronger breadth.

KLCI rebounds 0.44% to 1,651.17, stabilising above 1,640 as bargain hunting lifts utilities ahead of US payrolls data.

Kuala Lumpur's FBM KLCI dropped 1.56%, driven by banking stock declines and negative US market influences, amid fragile investor sentiment.

The FBM KLCI fell 0.10%, impacted by foreign selling and geopolitical concerns amid weak market sentiment and high yields.