KUALA LUMPUR: Bursa Malaysia extended yesterday's pick up to open possibly higher today on kept purchasing support in chose heavyweights driven by Hong Leong Bank and Maybank.
At 9.010am, the benchmark FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI (FBM KLCI) remained at 1,779.24, up 1.81 focuses, from Thursday's end of 1,777.43.
The key record opened 0.92 of-a-point higher at 1,778.35.
A merchant said opinion on Bursa Malaysia will probably remain positive on deal chasing in bring down liners and late purchasing support for list connected and theoretical counters.
The market broadness was certain as gainers outpaced washouts by 139 to 87 with 164 counters unaltered, 1,412 untraded while 40 others were suspended.
Turnover remained at 107.48 million offers worth RM46.88 million.
On the scoreboard, the FBM Emas Index increased 15.11 focuses to 12,646.62, FBM 70 rose 30.01 focuses to 14,953.94, FBM Ace chalked up 42.88 focuses to 6,282.98 and the FBMT100 Index added 15.47 focuses to 12,292.17.
The FBM Emas Syariah Index rose 2.93 focuses to 12,835.81.
Segment savvy, the Industrial Index fell 2.62 focuses to 3,277.65 and the Finance Index rose 33.14 focuses to 16,879.30.
The Plantation Index fell 7.93 focuses to 7,926.83.
Among heavyweights, Maybank rose one sen to RM9.59, Hong Leong Bank enhanced 24 sen to RM15.64, Genting Malaysia and Astro each solidified five sen to RM5.61 and RM2.68, separately, while KL Kepong declined 14 sen to RM24.72, TM went down four sen to RM6.56, PPB fell 10 sen to RM16.78.
TNB and Public Bank were level at RM14.18 and RM20.38, individually.
Of the actives, Panpages and Netx were level at 32 sen and five sen, individually, Comintel diminished 13 sen to 94 sen, Anzo slid a large portion of a-sen to 15 sen and Perak Transit increased one sen to 31.5 sen.
YGL Convergence Bhd, in a documenting to Bursa Malaysia, said exchanging its offers has been ended from 9 am today and will continue with impact from 10am today.
The organization said it has settled the issued cost at RM0.1450 per position share which spoke to a rebate of 9.60 for each penny to the five-day volume weighted normal market cost.
Gold fates contracts on Bursa Malaysia Derivatives were untraded in the early session.
As at 9.37am, June 2017, July 2017, August 2017 and September 2017 were pegged at RM173.55, RM173.70, RM174.20 and RM174.35 a gram individually.
Turnover was nil while open intrigue added up to 253 contracts.
At 9.30am, physical gold was down 13 sen to RM166.75 per gram.
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