
Bursa Consolidates as Wall Street Gains, Oil Eases
Bursa consolidates as Wall Street rises, oil eases; regional sentiment hinges on China PMI and US jobs data.

Bursa consolidates as Wall Street rises, oil eases; regional sentiment hinges on China PMI and US jobs data.

Malaysian stocks ended flat as global markets remained cautious, while easing oil prices provided some relief to investors amid geopolitical uncertainty.

Wall Street closed flat as 10-year US Treasury yields hit 5.22% and Brent crude climbed past US$106.77/bbl.

Wall Street indexes fell sharply as rising government bond yields and fears of central bank tightening dampened market sentiment, impacting global equities.

Global equities traded mixed as rising US Treasury yields and higher-for-longer rate expectations offset resilience in technology and AI-related stocks.

Wall Street rebounded as jobless claims fell; crude eased, STOXX 600 rose, while Asian markets closed mixed after Fed hike.

Wall Street ended lower after the Federal Reserve raised rates by 25 basis points, while further tightening kept investors cautious.

Global equities extended losses as renewed attacks near the Strait of Hormuz drove oil higher, while rising Treasury yields intensified inflation and interest-rate concerns.

Wall Street rebounds on Nvidia-led tech rally; Europe slips, Asia mixed as investors await Fed’s Jackson Hole policy signals.

US equities declined amid inflation concerns and anticipation of Federal Reserve guidance, while Asian markets showed modest gains.

Global markets edge higher as investors await Nvidia earnings, US economic data and Jackson Hole guidance amid persistent trade uncertainties.

FBMKLCI remains flat; experts expect it to range between 1,730-1,740 amidst foreign outflows.

The FBM KLCI rose 0.31% despite mixed market performance, influenced by global uncertainties, while sector gains varied significantly.

US Treasury bond purchases ease yields; Wall Street rebounds, oil stays high, FBMKLCI seen consolidating within 1,725–1,735 range.

Malaysian equities may trade cautiously amid weaker global markets and geopolitical risks, with investors advised to lock in gains selectively.

US indices fell as investors grew wary ahead of retail earnings and Iran-US developments. Europe also declined while Asia closed higher earlier.