Wednesday 24 January 2018

KLCI wobbles early Wednesday as PetGas falls, ringgit up

KUALA LUMPUR: Blue chips got off to a careful begin on Wednesday with benefit taking seen in Petronas Gas and Genitng Bhd while DrB-Hicom surrendered some portion of its earlier day's additions when it streaked to a 20-year high. 



At 9.30am, the FBM KLCI was down 1.88 focuses or 0.1% to 1,836.16. Turnover was 567.35 million offers esteemed at RM266.14mil. There were 291 gainers, 234 failures and 307 counters unaltered. 

The ringgit rose 0.23% against the US dollar to 3.916 early Wednesday, says Reuters. Since begin of 2018, the ringgit is up 3.27% from 4.044. 

Asian offers scaled record crests on Wednesday as solid corporate income and positive thinking on worldwide development exceeded worries over exchange strains, while a new burst of theoretical offering took the U.S. dollar to three-year lows, Reuters announced. 

MSCI's broadest record of Asia-Pacific offers outside Japan had crept up 0.1%, having bounced 1.2% on Tuesday. Japan's Nikkei edged down 0.4% as the yen fortified, however that was from a 26-year top. 

Spot Brent raw petroleum fates rose four pennies to US$70 while US light unrefined picked up 12 pennies to US$64.59. 

On the specialized viewpoint, Kenanga Research said the KLCI list keeps on driving key SMAs upwards with candle in a bullish state. 

In general, the specialized picture stays in a "Brilliant Crossover" state, retesting the overhead protection of 1,840, it said. 

"Any close term shortcoming is probably going to be here and now in nature. Expect inevitable additions towards overhead protection level of 1,840 (R1) and a more elevated amount at 1,866 (R2). 

"Prompt help is seen at the mental level of 1,800 (S1) and 1,793 (S2) next, where financial specialists can anticipate purchasing on plunges," it said. 

Petronas Gas fell the most, down 18 sen to RM17.98 as the current bounce back offered path to some benefit taking. HLFG lost 10 sen to RM18 and Genting Bhd eight sen bring down at RM9.74.' 

DRB-Hicom fell 11 sen to RM2.62 with more than six million offers done. 

Hartalega lost 10 sen to RM11.80, UMW nine sen to RM6.86, Time dotCom eight sen bring down at RM8.92. 

Notwithstanding, Petronas Dagangan picked up 34 sen to RM25.14 however only 100 offers exchanged, KLKepong picked up 18 sen to RM25.28 additionally with 100 offers done. 

MyEG hopped 11 sen to RM2.76 on rising volume of 3.8 million offers exchanged.

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