KUALA LUMPUR: Banks, Tenaga Nasional and Petronas Gas weighed on the FBM KLCI at early afternoon on Thursday, in accordance with the key Asian markets, as financial specialists kept focused sidelines without solid leads from institutional players.
The surge on Bursa Malaysia on Wednesday, prodded by Bank Negara's surprising cut in loan costs by 25 premise focuses, appeared to have failed out – at any rate for some time.
At twelve, the FBM KLCI was down 3.65 focuses or 0.22% to 1,656.74. Turnover was 796.51 million shares esteemed at RM719.57mil. There were 285 gainers, 366 failures and 329 counters unaltered.
The ringgit debilitated against the euro yet progressed against the US dollar, pound sterling and the Singapore dollar.
Against the euro, it slipped to 4.3972 from 4.3845. Be that as it may, it was firmer against the US$ to 3.9583 from 3.9655; it moved to 5.2745 against the pound from 5.2592 while it was firmer against the Singapore dollar at 2.9375 from 2.9422.
Unrefined palm oil for third-month conveyance fell RM2 to RM2,220 per ton. Among the estates, PPB Group fell 20 sen to RM16.48, KL Kepong 12 sen lower at RM23.12, IOI Corp three sen to RM4.36 and Sime Darby level at RM7.64.
US light unrefined petroleum rose 61 pennies to US$45.36 and Brent progressed 53 pennies to US$46.79.
With respect to oil and gas stocks, Petronas Gas fell the most, down 16 sen to RM22.04 and eradicated 0.52 of a point from the KLCI. Bumi Armada was level at 74.5 sen. Petronas Dagangan lost two sen to RM23.48 and Petronas Chemicals one sen lower at RM6.59.
Among the properties, UOA Development fell the most among the property organizations, givig up the vast majority of the earlier day's increases. It fell 14 sen to RM2.35. UEM Sunrise rose two sen to RM1.11 in dynamic exchange.
Panasonic Malaysia which hit a record high on Wednesday fell the most n Bursa Malaysia, down 22 sen to RM32.42.
Hiap Tek offers and the warrants were among the most dynamic. Its shares rose 2.5 sen to 24.5 sen, Hiap Tek-WA 3.5 sen to eight sen and Hiap Tek-WB increased one sen to nine sen.
Tenaga lost four sen to RM14.28 however Genting Bhd rose 16 sen to RM8.56 and Genting Malaysia two sen to RM4.38.
Dutch Lady was the top gainer, up 88 sen to RM60.88 while BAT picked up 24 sen to RM5.24, Ajinomoto 22 sen to RM13.40 and Heineken 20 sen to RM17.
Among the account and bank stocks, HLFG was the top gainer, up 14 sen to RM15.14 while Hong Leong Bank was level at RM13.24. Notwithstanding, CIMB lost seven sen to RM4.25, Maybank and Public Bank fell four sen each to RM8.08 and RM19.36.
China stocks were lower on Thursday after exchange information indicating powerless item imports hurt mining, metals and mechanical organizations, while Hong Kong offer markets were quelled, Reuters reported.
Among the key territorial markets,
Japan's Nikkei 225 rose 0.69% to 16,344.03;
Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index edged up 0.05% to 21,332.36;
CSI 300 fell 0.34% to 3,271.83;
Shanghai's Composite Index fell 0.42% to 3,047.86;
Shenzhen Composite shed 0.08% to 2,040.01;
Hang Seng China Enterprise shed 0.1% to 8,899.76;
Taiwan's Taiex rose 0.02% to 8,859.34;
South Korea's Kospi was level at 2,005.63; and
Singapore's Straits Times Index was down 0.12% to 2,907.05.
Spot gold fell US$4.55 to US$1,338.09.
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