FBM KLCI consolidates near 1,670 amid global tensions; analysts expect rebound as Malaysian market shows resilience despite volatility.
Rakuten Trade expects bargain hunting to support markets, with MFCB and Bank of China highlighted as technical picks.
Improving US-Iran negotiations and easing oil prices lifted global sentiment, while investors stayed cautious ahead of key economic data.
FBM KLCI rebounds on tech gains, tracking global optimism, though geopolitical risks and oil prices may cap upside momentum.
Global equities rebounded on easing U.S. Treasury yields and hopes of lower geopolitical tensions, although Asian markets remained cautious ahead…
Bursa Malaysia closed lower as investors stayed selective, while global AI optimism continued supporting technology and semiconductor-related counters.
The FBM KLCI shows positive movement, with expectations to range between 1,755-1,765, driven by anticipated growth in EIPOWER.
FBM KLCI advanced on stronger buying momentum despite global market weakness, rising geopolitical tensions and persistent inflationary concerns worldwide.
Foreign inflows and IMF optimism may support Bursa Malaysia despite mixed Wall Street performance and persistent global economic uncertainties.
FBM KLCI falls on Middle East tensions; energy sector favoured, corporate updates include Sunway’s failed takeover and Reneuco’s delisting risk.
Wall Street closed higher as traders bet on easing US-Iran conflict; Brent crude stays elevated, FBM KLCI retreats.
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…
FBM KLCI edges higher on foreign inflows, supported by blue chips despite crude oil price swings between USD87–92.
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