KUALA LUMPUR: Tenaga Nasional and Hong Leong Bank lifted the FBM KLCI out of the red at late morning on Monday while the ringgit drooped against the key monetary forms in spite of the firmer financial viewpoint for Malaysia in the second half.
At 12.30pm, the KLCI was up 0.57 point or 0.03% to 1,759.73. Turnover was 905.49 million offers esteemed at RM555.13mil. There were 226 gainers, 368 washouts and 445 counters unaltered.
Southeast Asian securities exchanges were drowsy in low-volume exchange on Monday, in accordance with Asian companions as US political instabilities hosed seeks after fast section of President Donald Trump's boost and expense change plans, weighing on speculators' hazard craving, Reuters detailed.
The Trump organization, officially stubborn by examinations concerning charged Russian intruding in the US race, took a crisp hit on Friday after White House representative Sean Spicer surrendered, featuring a change inside the president's internal circle, the wire detailed.
The ringgit debilitated against the key monetary standards, down 0.01% to the US dollar at 4.2842 and slipped 0.14% to the pound sterling at 5.5759 and lost 0.2% to the Singapore dollar at 3.1461. It fell 0.18% to the euro at 5.0014.
Malaysia's economy is ready to grow in the second 50% of 2017 in view of the positive driving list (LI) and incidental list (CI) for May, says the Statistics Department.
Among the shopper stocks, Nestle rose 52 sen to RM83.80 and BAT added 42 sen to RM44.58.
Tenaga rose 10 sen to RM14.22 and added 0.93 of a point to the KLCI, Genting Malaysia added four sen to RM6.02 yet Genting Bhd lost five sen to RM9.51, IHH Healthcare shed two sen to RM5.99. MISC lost three sen to RM7.37.
Hong Leong Bank rose 12 sen to RM15.80 and added 0.43 of a point to the KLCI. AmBank rose three sen to RM5.05, CIMB and Public Bank were level at RM6.35 and RM20.36 while Maybank shed one sen to RM9.65 and RHB Bank shed two sen to RM5.06.
Back up plan LPI lost eight sen to RM18.05.
Rough palm oil for third-month conveyance fell RM26 to RM2,547 per ton on stresses over higher generation viewpoint.
HCK Capital was the best gainer, up 62 sen to RM5.99, Turbo 11.5 sen to 93.5 sen while IWCity increased two sen to RM1.50.
CCB fell 14 sen to RM2.24 after its profit split. Tien Wah was down 10 sen to RM1.73 and Latitude Tree nine sen lower to RM5.43 and Mesiniaga eight sen to RM1.31.
Genting Plantations fell 12 sen to RM18.70, PPB Group eight sen bring down at RM16.72, IOI Corp and KL Kepong were level at RM4.48 and RM24.74 while Sime Darby was up two sen to RM9.56. TAHPS added 20 sen to RM7.60.
US light unrefined petroleum rose 10 pennies to US$45.87 and Brent picked up 13 pennies to US$48.19. Petronas Gas lost 12 sen to RM18.70 and Petronas Chemicals four sen bring down at RM6.93 while Petronas Daganagan shed two sen to RM23.70.
Among the key provincial markets,
Japan's Nikkei 225 fell 0.86% to 19,927.85;
Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index rose 0.46% to 26,829.07;
CSI 300 added 0.27% to 3,738.78;
Shanghai's Composite Index rose 0.18% to 3,243.77;
Hang Seng China Enterprise increased 0.29% to 10,818.55;
Taiwan's Taiex shed 0.09% to 10,427.29;
South Korea's Kospi shed 0.14% to 2,446.56 and
Singapore's Straits Times Index fell 0.2% to 3,307.42.
Spot gold fell 20 pennies to US$1,254.78.
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