KUALA LUMPUR: Blue chips slipped in early Friday exchange, with the FBM KLCI making a beeline for the key 1,700 level on benefit taking as speculators processed the most recent cluster of blended corporate outcomes.
Offers and the call warrants of minimal effort bearer AirAsia was in center after the arrival of its outcomes.
At 9.30am, the KLCI was down 2.37 focuses or 0.14% to 1,702.11. Turnover was 475.21 million shares esteemed at RM219.30mil. There were 203 gainers, 264 failures and 249 counters unaltered.
Kenanga Investment Bank said by and large, the KLCI stays in a positive medium-longer term slant.
Be that as it may, the KLCI seems, by all accounts, to be balanced for a close term benefit taking after quickly indenting a response high of 1,720 prior in the week.
"See that yesterday's dark bodied bar reflect maintained shortcoming for the duration of the day, while the MACD has recently crossed beneath its flag line. From here, we see the likelihood of the KLCI pulling back towards 1695/1700 (S1) before collecting some support.
"Coming up short which, the following bolster level is situated at 1,680 (S2). Overhead resistance meanwhile is situated at 1,710 (R1) and 1,720 (R2)," it said.
Reuters announced US oil costs fell on Friday after government information discharged late on Thursday demonstrated stockpiles climbed a week ago for a seventh straight week, despite the fact that misfortunes were quieted as stock development was well underneath desires.
US West Texas Intermediate fell 13 pennies to US$54.32 a barrel by 0048 GMT, having quit for the day pennies in the past session.
Brent unrefined was exchanging down 13 pennies additionally at US$56.45. The agreement rose 74 pennies in the past session to settle at US$56.58.
AirAsia expanded its decay, falling six sen to RM2.70 with 8.34 million shares done. Its call warrants C49 fell 2.5 sen to 25.5 sen and C46 was down 1.5 sen to 18.5 sen in dynamic exchange.
KLCI stock IHH Healthcare fell 17 sen to RM5.98 and Hong Leong Bank was down eight sento RM13.48.
Tasek fell the most, down 46 sen to RM12.72, Gas Malaysia lost 17 sen to RM2.81while Globetronics surrendered 12 sen to RM4.28.
Among the purchaser stocks, Heineken fell 14 sen to RM17.04 with 200 shares done while Apollo was down 11 sen to RM5.16. In any case, Dutch Lady added 70 sen to RM54.70 and Bestle picked up 62 sen to RM76.60 and BAT 32 sen higher at RM49.92.
IGB surged 33 sen to RM2.85 and Goldis 12 sen higher at RM2.62. On Thursday, Goldis made an offer to secure all the rest of the shares in IGB at RM3 a share.
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