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Monday, 30 October 2017

Bursa somewhat firmer early Monday

KUALA LUMPUR: Bursa Malaysia began Monday on a positive note, broadening the increases from last Friday after the arrival of the Budget 2018 recommendations and the rally in Tenaga Nasional costs.



At 9.38am, the KLCI was up 1.87 focuses or 0.11% to 1,748. Turnover was 670 million offers esteemed at RM188.43mil. There were 266 gainers, 186 washouts and 310 counters unaltered.

Hong Leong Investment Bank (HLIB) Research said stocks on the nearby front were probably going to incline higher after the promoter from the Budget 2018 proposition which concentrated on the advantage of rakyat. 

The recommendations additionally helped different divisions (car, flying, customer and development) of the economy.

"Additionally, with the steadier unrefined petroleum costs, we foresee oil and gas stocks may get a rerating impetus soon," said HLIB Research.

Oil markets were firm on Monday, with Brent unrefined opening above US$60 per barrel on desires an OPEC-drove creation slice due to lapse next March would be broadened, Reuters detailed.

Brent unrefined petroleum fates were at US$60.53 per barrel at 0054 GMT, up nine pennies or 0.15% from their last settlement. That is still near their largest amount since July 2015 and up more than 36 percent since their 2017 lows last June. 

US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) rough prospects were up by 13 pennies, or 0.24%, at US$54.03 a barrel.

Petronas Dagangan was up 20 sen to RM24.28 with 200 offers done.

Settle added 74 sen to RM87.74 with only 100 offers done while Heineken included 24 sen ti RM19.10. 

Concerning manors, KL Kepong added 30 sen to RM24.78 and Baru Kawan 20 sen to RM20. IOI Corp call warrants C16 tumbled 29 sen to 19 sen.

Hong Leong Industries and Oriental Holdings added 10 sen each to RM9.65 and RM6.60 while KESM picked up 10 sen to RM16.86.

Ecoworld International call warrants CJ slipped 20 sen to six sen, SunCon-CN lost 18 sen to eight sen and VS Industry-CU was down 17 sen to 11 sen while Malakoff-C6 fell 14.5 sen to 5.5 sen. 

MPI fell 14 sen to RM13.92 and Hartalega 13 sen bring down at RM7.55.

UMW Oil and Gas added 2.5 sen to 32.5 sen and its warrants 1.5 sen up to 18 sen in dynamic exchange.

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Wednesday, 23 August 2017

The FBM KLCI rose in early trade this morning

KUALA LUMPUR: The FBM KLCI ascended in early exchange today in accordance with the additions at most provincial markets, lifted by select blue chips.
At 9.12am, The FBM KLKCI rose 2.31 focuses to 1,776.53. The early gainers included PPB Group Bhd, Hong Leong Bank Bhd, RHB Bank Bhd, Malaysian Pacific Industries Bhd, Inari Amertron Bhd, Telekom Malaysia Bhd, Eon Co (M) Bhd and RCE Capital Bhd.
Asian stocks edged higher on Wednesday to broaden a worldwide rally prodded by picks up for tech shares on Wall Street and excavators in Europe, while the dollar was light against the euro and yen in front of a meeting of national brokers later in the week, as indicated by Reuters.
Money related markets have been pounded as of late by uplifted pressures on the Korean landmass, turmoil in the White House and developing questions about President Donald Trump's capacity to satisfy his monetary motivation, it said.
JF Apex Securities Research in a market review today said US markets encouraged overnight on recharged any expectations of a duty change by President Donald Trump.
It said that before, European stocks arranged a bounce back drove by essential assets counters following higher metal costs.
"On the nearby market, the FBM KLCI increased 2.60 focuses to 1774.22 focuses.
"Following the bullish execution in the US and Europe, the FBM KLCI could climb advance towards its resistance of 1800 focuses," it said.

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Thursday, 10 August 2017

Bursa Malaysia was mixed in early trade today

KUALA LUMPUR: Bursa Malaysia was blended in early exchange today in accordance with provincial bourses as speculators processed a large number of abroad improvement, merchants said. 

At 9.02am, the FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI (FBM KLCI) was 0.84 of-a-point bring down at 1,777.1 against Wednesday's end of 1,777.94. 

The benchmark record opened one point less demanding at 1,776.94. 



There were 100 gainers and 64 decliners with 122 counters unaltered, 1,546 untraded and 18 others were suspended. 

A merchant said worry over geopolitical pressure between the Unites States and North Korea, which sent the Wall Street bring down the previous evening, weighed on conclusion over the globe. 

Be that as it may, the superior to expected US efficiency information some way or another helped pad the effect, he said. 

MaybankIB Research said the overnight auction in worldwide value markets may hose speculator's certainty today. 

"We anticipate that the nearby bourse will take a hit in the early going, with the FBMKLCI conceivably exchanging in the vicinity of 1,770 and 1,780. Drawback bolsters is seen at 1,748 and 1,729," the examination house said in a note today. 

Of heavyweights, Maybank, Tenaga and Public Bank trimmed two sen each to RM9.80, RM14.20 and RM20.60 individually, while both CIMB and Petronas Chemicals were level at RM6.76 and RM7.01, separately. 

Sime Darby, in any case, added one sen to RM9.42. 

Among dynamic counters, Minetech crawled up a large portion of a-sen to 14.5 sen while Naim Indah, Vivovom and Frontken were all level at six sen, 13.5 sen and 33 sen, separately. 

The FBM Emas Syariah Index increased 3.45 focuses to 12,752.23, FBM 70 rose 11.87 focuses to 14,933.34 and FBM Ace expanded 2.84 focuses to 6,504.28. 

In any case, the FBM Emas Index facilitated 2.02 focuses to 12,620.51 while FBMT 100 Index shed 1.97 focuses to 12,276.93. 

Division savvy, the Finance Index fell 27.17 focuses to 16,809.94, the Plantation Index increased 2.65 focuses to 7,843.54 however the Industrial Index slipped 1.81 focuses to 3,249.62. 

The physical cost of gold as at 9.30am remained at RM169.98 per gram, up 80sen from RM169.18 at 5.00pm yesterday.

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Monday, 5 June 2017

Fund buying of several banks boosted the FBM KLCI at midday on Monday

KUALA LUMPUR: Fund purchasing of a few banks supported the FBM KLCI at early afternoon on Monday while offering weight on RHB Bank and AmBank appeared to have facilitated, oil costs crawled higher and the ringgit rose.

At 12.30pm, 

the KLCI was up 8.25 focuses or 0.46% to 1,785.2. Turnover was 1.41 billion offers esteemed at RM1.12bil. There were 462 gainers, 350 washouts and 341 counters unaltered.
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Reuters detailed the dollar breast fed misfortunes on Monday, approaching a seven-month low against a cash crate plumbed in the wake of baffling US business information incited financial specialists to pare back their desires of future US Federal Reserve rate climbs. 
The ringgit rose 0.31% against the US dollar to 4.2670 and progressed 0.25% versus the pound sterling to 5.4912 and squeezed out a 0.01% pick up against the Singapore dollar to 3.0880. Be that as it may, it slipped 0.08% against the euro to 4.8075.
Supporting the firmer market was the most recent exchange information which demonstrated Malaysia's April sends out grew 20.6% to RM73.79bil, in accordance with a Bloomberg overview. Imports rose 24.7% to RM65.21bil which was underneath overview of 31.3% ascent.
Combined remote net buys year-to-date crossed the key RM10bil to achieve RM10.14bil as the outside purchasing streak has now extended to 17 straight weeks, says MIDF Research. In May, add up to outside net buys added up to RM1.47bil.
CIMB rose 15 sen to RM6.76 and helped the KLCI by 2.25 focuses, Hong Leong Bank picked up 40 sen to RM15.08 and poked the record up 1.43 focuses, Public Bank rose 16 sen to RM20.28 and included 1.03 focuses. Maybank added seven sen to RM9.60.
Be that as it may, AmBank lost two sen to RM5.07 and RHB Bank shed one sen to RM5.18 as offering weight eaased after last Friday when they reported arrangements for a merger.
US light unrefined petroleum rose 61 pennies to US$48.27 and Brent picked up 64 pennies to US$50.59.
Petronas Gas rose 22 sen to RM19.22 while Petronas Dagangan added six sen to RM24.26 and Petronas Chemicals one sen higher at RM7.23.
Unrefined palm oil for third-month conveyance added RM2 to RM2,499 per ton. KL Kepong added two sen to RM24.80, PPB Group was level at RM16.94, IOI Corp lost three sen to RM4.46 and Sime shed one sen to RM9.59.
Axiata recovered a portion of the current misfortunes to add four sen to RM4.98, Telekom propelled four sen to RM6.52, Digi increased two sen to RM4.99 yet Maxis fell three sen to RM6.16.
Control monster Tenaga added four sen to RM13.84, Genting Malaysia was additionally up four sen to RM5.74 while Genting Bhd lost seven sen to RM9.92.
Consume in analyzer KESM was the top gainer, up 76 sen to RM14.70 while MPI and Vitrox added 28 sen each to RM12.88 and RM6.94. MAHB rose 31 sen to RM9.39.
With respect to customer stocks, F&N recovered its balance to climb 34 sen to RM24.70, BAT 32 sen to RM44.62 however Ajinomoto lost 34 sen to RM21 and Heineken fell 10 sen to RM18.80.

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Thursday, 30 March 2017

KLCI, key Asian markets in the red at midday

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KUALA LUMPUR: Bursa Malaysia joined key Asian markets to end Thursday morning in the red as speculators secured benefits with Maybank and Genting Malaysia the principle delays the FBM KLCI. 

At 12.30pm, the KLCI was down 3.48 focuses or 0.2% to 1,746.93. Turnover was 1.62 billion shares esteemed at RM1.02bil. The more extensive market debilitated marginally with 334 gainers, 403 failures and 391 counters unaltered. 

There was some rotational premium again in telco stocks as financial specialists were seen moving some cash out from managing an account stocks. Purchaser stocks were blended while poultry stocks livened financial specialist intrigue. 

The ringgit solidified against the key monetary standards, ascending to 4.4195 against the US dollar from the past close of 4.4198. It additionally picked up against the pound sterling to 5.4968 from 5.5004 while it progressed against the Singapore dollar to 3.1657 from 3.1681. It ascended against the Euro to 4.7524 from 4.7681. 

Reuters detailed Asian shares turned lower on Thursday after prior quickly pushing up to close to two-year highs, while the dollar profited from melting away desires that the European Central Bank was ready to end its simple arrangement. 

MSCI's broadest list of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was down 0.3%, venturing once more from morning exchange when it pushed close its loftiest levels since June 2015. 

At Bursa, Genting Malaysia fell 12 sen to RM5.58 and deleted 1.17 focuses from the KLCI while Genting Bhd was down seven sen to RM9.60 and wiped out 0.43 of a point. 

Tenaga lost two sen to RM13.72 and MISC six sen bring down at RM7.28 while MAHB finished the morning down nine sen to RM7.07. 

Among the banks, Maybank fell six sen to RM8.91 and deleted one point from the file. AmBank fell 10 sen to RM4.75, RHB Bank five sen to RM5.20, Public Bank and Hong Leong Bank lost two sen each to RM19.92 and RM13.66. CIMB rose one sen to RM7.63. 

With respect to customer stocks, BAT rose 26 sen to RM45.70 after the seldown the earlier day. Dutch Lady rose 40 sen to RM57.40 and Henieken eight sen higher at RM17.92. 

Poultry organization CAB Cakaran bounced 11 sen to RM2.12 and the warrants added 12 sen to RM1.56. 

Unrefined palm oil for third month conveyance fell RM25 to RM2,696 per ton. Sime Darby lost six sen to RM9.34, KL Kepong fell two sen to RM24.76, PPB Group was level at RM16.70 and IOI Corp rose two sen to RM4.67. 

Axiata rose six sen to RM5.19 and pushed the KLCI up 0.88 point, Maxis increased three sen to RM6.47, Telekom squeezed out a one sen pick up to RM6.42 while Digi was level at RM5.16.


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Wednesday, 29 March 2017

KLCI climbs early Wednesday

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KUALA LUMPUR: Blue chips edged higher early Wednesday, supported by increases by Malaysia Airports and chose estates, as speculator slant was supported by the firmer outer markets and the bounce back on Wall Street. 

At 9.20am, the KLCI was up 3.34 focuses or 0.19% to 1,757.76. Turnover was 388.95 million shares esteemed at RM160.30mil. There were 337 gainers, 98 washouts and 274 counters unaltered. 

Asian shares crept ahead on Wednesday while the dollar and items revived as financial specialists shook off disillusionment about US President Donald Trump's fizzled social insurance charge and focussed on an enhancing viewpoint for worldwide development, Reuters announced. 

MSCI's broadest record of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan edged up 0.2% and back towards the current 21-month tops. Australia's principle list climbed 0.6% to its most noteworthy since mid-2015. Japan's 

Nikkei included 0.1%, having moved more than 1% the earlier day. 

Then, Hong Leong Investment Bank (HLIB) Research said after the DJIA snapped its eight-straight day of misfortunes, the KLCI may retest the 1,760 resistance level. 

"On the more extensive market, oil and gas stocks may pick up enthusiasm in the midst of recuperating oil costs," it said. 

In any case, HLIB Research noticed that British Prime Minister Theresa May's turn to trigger Brexit with the European Union on Wednesday by conjuring Article 50, may send a mellow wary tone to the business sectors. 

MAHB added 17 sen to RM7.17 while BAT picked up 30 sen to RM48.20. 

Among the manors, UMCCA added 19 sen to RM6.29 after the solid income, KL Kepong rose 12 sen to RM24.90 and PPB Group was 10 sen higher at RM16.80. 

Petron Malaysia kept on observing solid enthusiasm, propelling 14 sen to RM6.41. 

Permaju hopped 6.5 sen to 25.5 sen with 22.49 million shares done while PUC Founder increased 0.5 sen to 14.5 sen and the warrants WB edged up 0.5 sen to nine sen. 

Benefit taking saw Petronas Dagangan lost 14 sen to RM24.70 while Genting Bhd shed five sen to RM9.70.



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Friday, 24 March 2017

KLCI ends moderately higher at midday


KUALA LUMPUR: The nearby bourse persevered through a rough exchanging session before shutting imperceptibly higher at early afternoon on the back of a firmer ringgit against the US Dollar. 

At 12.30pm, the FBM KLCI was somewhat higher by 0.44 of-an indicate 1,747.44. Turnover remained at 2.09 billion shares worth RM979.45mil. On the more extensive market, washouts pounded gainers by 503 to 274 while 359 counters unaltered. 

Merchants said there were absence of crisp nearby market-moving elements and anticipate that exchanging will remain rangebound for whatever is left of the day. Furthermore, they noticed that financial specialists were additionally taking after the improvement of President Donald Trump's battle to push through a medicinal services charge. 

Overnight, Wall Street declined after officials deferred a vote on a human services charge seen as President Donald Trump's first approach test. The Dow Jones Industrial Average finished down 0.02% at 20,656.58 focuses, while the S&P 500 lost 0.11% to 2,345.96. 

"The FBM KLCI may open with a negative inclination today after Wall Street handed lower over late exchange overnight as news rose that a urgent House vote on the new Republican medicinal services bill would be postponed. Paul Ryan, the Republican Speaker of the House, surrendered the vote after endeavors by the White House to persuade moderate dissidents to bolster the bill fizzled," PublicInvest Research said. 




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Wednesday, 15 March 2017

KLCI slips early Wednesday on Maybank, Maxis losses

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KUALA LUMPUR: Bursa Malaysia began Wednesday on a frail note as the FBM KLCI fell more than seven focuses, dragged around misfortunes in Maybank and Maxis while Petronas Dagangan and Genting Bhd fell in generally thin exchange. 

At 10.52am, the KLCI was down 7.35 focuses or 0.43% to 1,715.12. Turnover was 667.14 million shares esteemed at RM282.94mil. There were 209 gainers, 301 washouts and 334 counters unaltered. 

On the outside front, Reuters announced the US dollar was on tenterhooks in Asian exchanging on Wednesday as financial specialists held up restlessly to perceive what intimations the US Federal Reserve would soon uncover on its fiscal strategy viewpoint. 

The US national bank started its two-day money related arrangement meeting on Tuesday. With the prospects showcase estimating in more than a 90% shot that it would raise loan costs, financial specialists' principle center swung to what its announcement would say in regards to the pace of climbs this year, the wire report said. 

At Bursa, neighborhood organizations and retailers had been offering while remote assets were seen purchasing, in view of late securities exchange information. 

On Tuesday, remote assets kept on grabbing stocks on Bursa, with net purchasing at RM115.7mil while neighborhood establishments and retail financial specialists were net merchants at RM61.9mil and RM53.8mil. 

Kenanga Investment Bank Research said taking a gander at the KLCI's every day diagram, the basic record essential here and now pattern is still up given that it is exchanging along or more its 20-day SMA incline line. 

"Uncertainty among financial specialists is displayed by the "Doji" candle, while the nonappearance of any immediate flag from the flattish MACD, RSI and Stochastic recommend that the FBMKLCI could likely keep on being extent limited inside 1,717/1,720 (S1)- 1,730 (R1) in the close term.

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Friday, 27 January 2017

Sime Darby hogged the limelight early Friday

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KUALA LUMPUR: Sime Darby hoarded the spotlight early Friday after its proposed corporate practice and its increases supported the FBM KLCI's additions. 

At 9.38am, the KLCI was up 0.21% or 0.01% to 1,692.43. Turnover was 320.76 million shares esteemed at RM97.15mil. There were 157 gainers, 130 washouts and 223 counters unaltered. 

Reuters revealed Asian shares were relentless on Friday and were on track for a strong propel this week, while oil and the dollar clutched picks up in the wake of solid US corporate profit. 


MSCI's broadest record of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was minimal changed, yet on track to end the week up 1.9%. Japan's Nikkei rose 0.3%, stretching out additions for the week to 1.7%. 

South Korean markets are shut for occasions on Friday and Monday. Chinese markets are closed for the Lunar New Year occasion and will continue exchange on Friday, Feb. 3. Taiwan is likewise shut for Lunar New Year and will revive on Thursday, Feb. 2. 

In the interim, oil costs plunged, with rising unrefined yield from the US counterbalancing endeavors by OPEC and different makers to slice supplies to prop up the market. 


Brent unrefined fates were exchanging at US$56.14 per barrel at 0132 GMT, down 10 pennies from their last close. US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) unrefined fates dropped 2 pennies to US$53.76 a barrel. 

At Bursa, Sime Darby rose 39 sen to RM9.21 with 2.89 million shares done. Its call warrants C7 rose seven sen to 19.5 sen. 

Sime Darby arrangements to turn off its manors and property organizations in partitioned postings on Bursa Malaysia, while the exchanging and calculated organizations will stay under Sime Darby Bhd, which will hold its recorded status. 


UMW added 12 sen to RM5.93, MPI 11 sen to RM8.14, CCM seven sen higher at RM1.10 while SP Setia and Zhulian rose seven sen each to RM3.33 and RM1.47. 

Petronas Gas fell 40 sen to RM20.54, HLFG 30 sen bring down at RM14.80 while Maybank and Public Bank shed six sen each to RM8.26 and RM20.22. 

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