The index is expected to trade volatile within the 1,470-1,490 range today. U.S. corporate earnings reports are likely to significantly…
With foreign funds exiting the SEA region, this presents a buying opportunity as they are expected to return soon. The…
For today, the index is projected to move within the 1,590-1,600 range.
YTL Group offering free warrants as bonus issues may see some buying interests returning
Volatility may persist due to concerns over potential U.S. tariffs under Trump’s administration, leading to cautious sentiment among foreign investors
However, a rebound could occur as bargain hunting in undervalued stocks gains traction.
Export-oriented sectors remain attractive, supported by a stronger USD and increased global competitiveness. The energy sector, including PCHEM, ARMADA, and…
Nonetheless, we believe 1,600 to remain as a solid psychological support for now thus expect the index to hover within…
Funds are likely to continue rotating into smaller-cap stocks. Investors are expected to trade cautiously ahead of the US CPI…
Lower liners are showing signs of recovery, with small-cap stocks likely to attract more interest as traders adopt a risk-on…
"We expect the FBM KLCI to float above 1,600 psychological level over time. Still, the weakness in trading liquidity may…
Increased investor focus may target sectors like services, manufacturing, and ICT, while fiscal stability
Market may extend its decline as investors reposition into Chinese stocks in anticipation of fresh stimulus from the NPC meeting…
Bank Negara Malaysia’s decision to keep the OPR steady at 3% provides clarity for the local market. We expect plantation…
Malaysia’s solid economic fundamentals suggest that bargain hunting could surface with stocks at attractive levels
Looking ahead, the market expects gains following the Budget 2025 announcement, with consumer, construction, property, and renewable energy sectors favored.
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