Regional foreign funds turned cautious despite April inflows, while higher oil prices and currency movements influenced market sentiment.
Foreign inflows and IMF optimism may support Bursa Malaysia despite mixed Wall Street performance and persistent global economic uncertainties.
FBM KLCI eased 0.21% amid fragile sentiment, with foreign inflows cushioning losses as investors await key economic data.
Malaysia’s FBM KLCI surged to 1,771.25, driven by foreign buying, strong blue-chip performance, and resilient market sentiment.
Malaysia’s FBM KLCI surged 1.40% to a seven-year high of 1,744.07, led by finance and consumer stocks amid positive sentiment.
Business News MBSB reiterated a positive stance on the banking sector, citing strong fundamentals, improved efficiency and catalysts driving continued…
FBM KLCI closes 0.02% lower amid negative breadth; foreign buying continues, with focus on defensives amid global risks.
FBM KLCI holds near 1,700 on foreign buying; expect 1,690-1,710 range. Bullish on AFFIN and Bilibili with upside potential. The…
MGS yields closed higher in December 2025 tracking UST; foreign inflows boosted bond holdings to RM300.7 billion.
The ringgit advanced against the US dollar, supported by softer US currency, firm regional sentiment, and continued foreign investment inflows.
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