Tuesday, 14 November 2017

Maybank powers KLCI higher early Tuesday, ringgit firmer

KUALA LUMPUR: Maybank gave the FBM KLCI a noteworthy lift early Tuesday while the more extensive market was firmer yet speculator estimation could stay careful because of late offering weight. 



At 9.17am, the KLCI was up 4.63 focuses or 0.27% to 1,742.12. Turnover was 192.76 million offers esteemed at RM100.69mil. There were 191 gainers, 116 failures and 229 counters unaltered. 

The ringgit edged up 0.1% to the US dollar to 4.186 from the past close of 4.19. 

Asian stocks wobbled on Tuesday as financial specialists anticipated improvements in U.S. charge change endeavors, while thinking about if a checked smoothing in the U.S. yield bend may eventually be a harbinger of a financial stoppage there, Reuters revealed. 

MSCI's broadest list of Asia-Pacific offers outside Japan plunged 0.25% after two sessions of decreases, while Australia fell 0.9%. 

Japan's Nikkei was uneven, down 0.1% to add to four sessions of misfortunes. 

At Bursa, Maybank rose 22 sen to RM9.38 with 1.32 million offers done. 

Maybank focuses to be "Advanced Bank of Choice" as a major aspect of the gathering's five key vital targets for Maybank 2020. The activity expects to upgrade clients encounter and to target all the more in fact clever clients, e.g. twenty to thirty year olds. 

MIDF Research is holding its Buy call for Maybank with an unaltered target cost of RM10.30 in view of cost to-book various of 1.4 times. 

Petronas Chemicals added seven sen to RM7.52. 

Settle surged RM6.04 to RM94.64, SP Setia added 28 sen to RM3.53, Dayang 17.5 sen to 71 sen while UMW picked up 15 sen to RM5.27. 

Pentamaster and Hengyuan added 10 sen to RM4.96 and RM10.70 while Turbo bounced 7.5 sen to 87 sen. 

PPB Group fell the most, down 20 sen to RM16.52 with 600 offers done after its partner posted lower profit and furthermore because of the fall in rough palm oil fates. IOI Corp lost nine sen to RM4.33. 

Poly Glass Fiber fell nine sen to 48 sen, Orna eight sen to RM1.53 while MPI and MAHB were down four sen each to RM13.70 and RM8.25.

KLSE Hot Stocks for Malaysian Traders-


  • SUMATEC
  • SPSETIA
  • BJCORP
  • TRIVE
  • KGB

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