Malaysia’s CPI rose slightly to 1.3% in August, driven by higher food-away inflation, urban pressures.
Local markets are expected to trade sideways, with focus on upcoming US inflation data and Malaysia’s Budget 2025.
Local market may see profit-taking as investors shift towards Chinese stocks
Local market is expected to trade sideways as investors await US unemployment data
FBM KLCI dropped 1%, led by Property and Industrial declines, while Energy gained. Middle East tensions weigh on sentiment.
A rate cut is anticipated, which may favor bullion investments while selling pressure builds for local market
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