FBM KLCI dips 0.3% to end 2025 muted; analysts upbeat on 2026 amid Fed easing and domestic growth.
FBM KLCI climbs 12.42 points to 1,637.81, weekly gain 1.32%; ringgit strengthens to 4.0905, strongest since 2021.
FBM KLCI rebounds 0.09% to 1,614.17 as bargain hunting returns; turnover hits 3.17 billion shares worth RM2.37 billion.
Wall Street rose on Amazon’s strong earnings and AI momentum, while Rakuten Trade expects bargain hunting to support Bursa Malaysia.
FBM KLCI closed flat at 1,578; analysts expect catch-up rally, highlight Samaiden, Baker Hughes, Nadi, and XPB as buys.
Investor sentiment in Bursa Malaysia weakened as the FBM KLCI fell 1.3% amid profit-taking, with expectations for a cautious market…
The FBM KLCI rose 0.55% on regional optimism, led by construction stocks; sentiment may extend today, with focus on energy…
Investor sentiment improved due to Bank Negara's rate cut, boosting FBM KLCI and global markets amid trade optimism and strong…
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…
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