
FBM KLCI Holds Strong Near 1,730 Ahead of Raya
FBM KLCI stays firm near 1,730; AMBANK shows strong support, China Construction Bank offers upside with dividend yield.

FBM KLCI stays firm near 1,730; AMBANK shows strong support, China Construction Bank offers upside with dividend yield.

FBM KLCI rebounds 0.85% on bargain-hunting, global equities volatile amid oil price surge, geopolitical risks, and softer U.S. spending.

FBM KLCI rebounds above 1,710 as foreign funds return, Malaysia seen resilient amid high crude oil prices, cautious optimism persists.

Bursa Malaysia is projected to remain strong in Q2 2026, with anticipated earnings growth and foreign investments supporting the market amid global uncertainties and…

FBM KLCI edges higher on foreign inflows, supported by blue chips despite crude oil price swings between USD87–92.

Magni declared a third interim dividend of 2.5sen, translating to a dividend payout ratio of 35%. YTD DPS declared stood at 9sen

FBM KLCI rose on Petronas Chemicals’ surge, but global tensions and oil prices above $100 keep investors cautious.

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FBM KLCI surged on broad-based gains, mirroring regional strength, with technology and consumer sectors leading while construction lagged.

KLCI was expected to open lower after Wall Street sell‑off, weak US job data and broad declines across European and Asian markets.

Globally, Wall Street retreated with the Dow (-0.34%), S&P 500 (-0.84%) and Nasdaq (-1.43%) as investors trimmed exposure to tech heavyweights, led by Nvidia…

“Although ADV is improving, we are cautious on cost pressures given Bursa’s guidance for a 4-6ppt rise in FY26 CIR..”

FBM KLCI slipped on profit-taking, while global equities traded mixed amid megacap earnings pressure and cautious investor sentiment.

Malaysia’s FBM KLCI surged to 1,771.25, driven by foreign buying, strong blue-chip performance, and resilient market sentiment.

Malaysia’s FBM KLCI surged 1.40% to a seven-year high of 1,744.07, led by finance and consumer stocks amid positive sentiment.

FBM KLCI rose 0.17% to 1,719.99, buoyed by ringgit firmness; mixed sectors and global markets shape cautious outlook.