Malaysia's FBM KLCI index rose to 1,592.87 driven by local institutional buying, despite global market uncertainties and mixed regional performances.
The FBM KLCI slightly declined as investors took profits, while sectors showed mixed performance amid cautious market sentiment.
FBM KLCI slipped on Wall Street weakness; profit-taking expected, but local support keeps index poised near 1,600.
Investors are expected to remain cautious amid uncertainties. Positively, foreign funds have shifted to net buying after 38 days, targeting…
Positive tariff announcement could stabilize sentiment, encouraging investors to target undervalued stocks after recent declines.
Wall Street saw a pullback across all three major indices due to renewed concerns over tariff policies, particularly after U.S.…
The immediate rally reflects relief and confidence in the Fed’s steady hand, but the U.S. market’s trajectory will hinge on…
Rakuten Trade anticipates another volatile year for foreign fund movements, largely dictated by the extent of Trump’s policy decisions.
Asian markets saw mixed movement as investors balanced relief from lower-than-expected US inflation data with ongoing concerns over President Donald…
Investors are cautious ahead of the US inflation report, which could influence the Federal Reserve’s next move.
Looking into 2025, heightened market volatility is anticipated, driven by uncertainties surrounding geopolitical risks, Trump’s second term, and the Federal…
The Dow fell 1.0%, the S&P 500 declined 1.1%, and the Nasdaq dropped 1.2%.
As such, we anticipate the benchmark index to hover within the 1,630- 1,640 range today,” says Rakuten Trade
Wall Street rose as investors await tight election results, with U.S. 10-year yield dipping ahead of Fed’s decision.
Investor caution is expected to persist ahead of the US presidential election and upcoming US unemployment data. Local market volatility…
Concerns over the contentious US election weighed heavily. In Hong Kong, the HSI fell more than 270 points, as tech…
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