KLCI slips amid foreign selling; THMY range-bound, CITIC offers yield upside, GDGROUP IPO supported by expansion and travel demand recovery…
FBM KLCI rebounds above 1,710 as foreign funds return, Malaysia seen resilient amid high crude oil prices, cautious optimism persists.
Wall Street mixed as tech weakness persists; Hong Kong solar stocks lift sentiment, FBM KLCI consolidates with foreign fund support.
FBM KLCI closed near 1,720 on late buying; ringgit hits 4.00 vs USD, expected to strengthen further amid mixed global…
Malaysia's FBM KLCI closed flat with late buying support from foreign funds, expected to trade between 1,710-1,720, amid US futures…
Rakuten Trade expects FBM KLCI to trade between 1,550–1,560, highlighting IHH and Freeport-McMoRan for potential technical gains.
The recent foreign sell-down has been unrelenting and though we see this as an opportune time to accumulate shares, we…
Volatility in equities is rising as funds shift to safe-haven assets like gold, which has surged past USD 2,800/oz.
Foreign funds may shift towards Asian markets amid Wall Street volatility, as evidenced by gold hitting an all-time high near…
The sell-down, likely driven by foreign funds, came as a surprise. A quick rebound is expected, with the index projected…
Foreign funds are likely to continue as net sellers due to a lack of strong catalysts, but this trend may…
US markets ended positively, with the S&P 500 hitting a record high after the Fed Chairman's dovish speech boosted confidence…
The FBM KLCI rose by 0.2%, recovering in the final hour of trading despite concerns about a potential economic slowdown…
Yesterday, foreign funds may have been net sellers over the past 2 days after consecutive net inflows last week
Appreciating ringgit maybe be pushing buying on blue chips with foreign funds flow
Foreign funds bought RM478.2 million in Malaysian equities, focusing on construction, utilities, and industrial sectors, following Bank Negara's OPR decision.
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