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Tuesday, 20 February 2018

Petronas Gas weighs on KLCI, ringgit facilitates against dollar

KUALA LUMPUR: The nearby values advertise slipped back on Tuesday alongside other Asian markets as Wall Street's vacation implied an absence of leads for financial specialists. 

At 12.30pm, the FBM KLCI slid 1.04 focuses to 1,856.28 focuses, drove by Petronas Gas' 62 sen drop to RM18.04. 

Turnover was 1.34 billion offers worth an estimation of RM879.22mil. There were 430 decliners to 369 advancers and 334 counters unaltered. 

Another driving decliner was IHH Healthcare, which dropped seven sen to RM6.12. Keeping money stocks were exchanging blended with Maybank dropping two sen to RM10.12, Ambank slipping six sen to RM4.58 and RHB falling eight sen to RM5.22. 

Open Bank put on 10 sen to RM22.08, CIMB moved four sen higher to RM7.13 and Hong Leong Bank was unaltered at RM18.48. 

Ranch stocks were exchanging higher, with Sime Darby Plantation adding one sen to RM5.55, PPB increasing six sen to RM17.64, KL Kepong rising 10 sen to RM25.54 and IOI putting on two sen to RM4.75. 

On the more extensive market, Hengyuan moved 26 sen higher to RM15.28. Magni-Tech picked up 33 sen to RM4.43 and Hong Leong Industries rose 28 sen to RM10.78. 

Among decliners, British American Tobacco slipped 28 sen to RM29.96, Tasek fell 20 sen to RM9 and Pharmaniaga shaved 10 sen to RM4.10. 

In wares, oil costs indicated standing out outcomes from US rough moving higher because of decreased supply from Canada, while worldwide Brent unrefined costs slipped. 

WTI rough picked up 62 pennies to US$62.30 a barrel while Brent unrefined fell 23 pennies to US$65.44 a barrel. 

The ringgit facilitated marginally against the greenback to 3.8940 as the US dollar ascended from three-year lows set in the earlier week. 

In any case, the nearby money ascended against other real monetary forms, making slight additions against the pound sterling at 5.4433 and the Singapore dollar at 2.9607.

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Tuesday, 6 February 2018

KLCI slips about 40pts at open on Tuesday, Public Bank weighs

KUALA LUMPUR: Key Asian markets and Bursa Malaysia slipped in early Tuesday exchange as the overnight dive on Wall Street shook speculators for the second day, with Public Bank weighing on the FBM KLCI. 



At 9am, the KLCI was down 39.16 focuses or 2.11% to 1,813.91. Turnover was 245.03 million offers esteemed at RM72.05mil. Decliners pounded advancers 642 to 25 and 108 counters unaltered. 

Reuters announced Australian offers dropped 2.7% in early exchange to their least level since October. 

Japan's Nikkei share normal jumped on Tuesday morning to a level not seen since late October after Wall Street dove overnight on worries about rising security yields and possibly rising swelling. The Nikkei tumbled to as low as 21,698.52, and was down 4% in early morning. The more extensive Topix fell 4.3% to 1,745.79 

At Bursa Malaysia, Dutch Lady fell RM2.62 focuses to RM61.22, Ajinomoto 44 sen bring down at RM19.84 and F&N 40 sen to RM29.48. 

KESM fell RM1.10 to RM18.10, Hengyuan 54 sen to RM12.50, Harrtalega 48 sen to RM10.88 and MPI 43 sen to RM9. 

Among the KLCI stocks, Public Bank fell 90 sen to RM21.08, Petronas Dagangan 68 sen to RM25.02 and Hong Leong Bank 42 sen to RM18.18.

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Tuesday, 30 January 2018

KLCI pulls back early Tuesday, Public Bank at crisp high

KUALA LUMPUR: Blue chips fell in early Tuesday exchange as a few financial specialists took benefit after the three back to back days of additions and a weaker overnight close on Wall Street yet Public Bank kept on hitting a crisp high. 



At 9.26am, the KLCI was down 6.1 focuses or 0.33% to 1,864.42. Turnover was 395.74 million offers esteemed at RM142.67mil. There were 129 gainers, 354 failures and 266 counters unaltered. 

Maybank Investment Bank Research said the KLCI, in the wake of ascending for three successive days, it will probably cool off soon, especially in this occasion abbreviated week. 

"Expect rotational play with second and third liners leading the pack. In fact, we anticipate that KLCI will exchange in the vicinity of 1,855 and 1,875 today. Drawback underpins are 1,840 and 1,812," it said. 

Remote assets were net purchasers on Monday at RM186.72mil while neighborhood foundations were net venders at RM159.79mil and nearby retaiilers at net RM26.93mil. 

Dutch Lady fell RM1.20 to RM62.12 with only 200 offers done while Ajinomoto lost 28 sen to RM20.52 yet Nestle added 80 sen to RM113.90. 

MPI fell 34 sen to RM10.90 after the arrival of its profit. CIMB Equities Research is keeping up its Hold call for MPI with a lower target cost of RM12 contrasted and the past focus of RM15. 

Hartalega lost 20 sen to RM11.94 and Top Glove 18 sen bring down at RM9.47. 

Age Credit fell 18 sen to RM13.42 and Petron additionally 18 sen bring down at RM11.38. 

Weida hopped 22 sen to RM2.27 after it got its significant investor proposed to take it private. 

Open Bank rose 18 sen to RM22.08 with more than 200,000 offers done. 

CN Asia added 17.5 sen to 82 sen and SGB 14 sen to RM1.24. Inari added seven sen to RM3.49. 

US oil slipped on Tuesday, broadening misfortunes into a moment session, as a fortifying dollar sapped interest for rough, while rising US yield hosed costs, Reuters revealed. 

US West Texas Intermediate rough fates fell 13 pennies to US$65.43. 

The US dollar exchanged over a current three-year low against a container of significant monetary forms on Tuesday, having drawn some help from an ascent in US security yields as merchants anticipated a US Federal Reserve approach meeting for new impetuses. 

The dollar edged up 0.1% against a bushel of six noteworthy monetary standards to 89.392, having pulled up from a low of around 88.43 set a week ago, its weakest level since December 2014, Reuters detailed.

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Tuesday, 23 January 2018

Consistent begin for KLCI early Tuesday, Gamuda in center

KUALA LUMPUR: Blue chips got off to a firm begin early Tuesday, bolstered by picks up in Petronas Gas, BAT and KL Kepong however the organization in concentrate was Gamuda on desires of it seccuring more development occupations particularly rail ventures. 



At 9.15am, the KLCI was up 1.73 focuses or 0.09% to 1,834.88. Turnover was 494.75 million offers esteemed at RM153.70mil. There were 254 gainers, 104 washouts and 279 counters unaltered. 

On the outside front, Asian stocks progressed on Tuesday after U.S. legislators struck an arrangement to end a three-day government shutdown, sending Wall Street's principle lists to record highs and keeping the dollar very much bolstered. 

US officials passed a fleeting measure on Monday to finance the national government through Feb 8. 

MSCI's broadest file of Asia-Pacific offers outside Japan rose 0.2% to a new record top. Australian stocks climbed 0.7% and South Korea's KOSPI included 0.5%. Japan's Nikkei was 0.45% higher. 

Maybank Investment Bank Research expects another unstable day on Bursa Malaysia on Tuesday yet feeling ought to enhance after US settled the shutdown emergency – for the present. 

"Positive newsflow from Invest Malaysia Kuala Lumpur 2018 Conference ought to likewise loan support to the nearby bourses. 

"Actually, we anticipate that KLCI will exchange in the vicinity of 1,830 and 1,840 today. Drawback bolsters are 1,812 and 1,796," it said. 

Among the buyer stocks, Heineken added 34 sen to RM19.16, Nestle and BAT 20 sen each to RM106.30 and RM32.20. 

Gamuda included 12 sen to RM5.28 rising enthusiasm, with 1.02 million offers done. 

Petronas Gas added 12 sen to RM18.12 and UMW 11 sen higher at RM6.82. 

With respect to ranches, Genting Plantations added 14 sen to RM10.44 and KL Kepong 10 sen higher at RM25.50. 

Digi fell six sen to RM4.83 and Genting Malaysia five sen to RM5.46. 

The more grounded ringgit put some weight on send out driven glove creators with Hartalega down six senn to RM11.52 and Kossan five sen to RM8.42. 

UCrest – already Palette Multimedia - which surged on Monday, saw the offers and warrants fall 3.5 sen each to 54 sen and 48 sen.

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Tuesday, 16 January 2018

KLCI squeezes out slight gains, penny oil stocks dynamic

KUALA LUMPUR: Penny oil and gas stocks, particularly Sumatec saw overwhelming exchange early Tuesday, riding on the solid unrefined petroleum costs however the general more extensive market was careful. 



At 9.14am, the FBM KLCI was up 0.69 of a point or 0.04% to 1,826.60. Turnover was 732.27 million offers esteemed at RM163.67mil. There were 167 gainers, 209 washouts and 249 counters unaltered. 

Maybank Research said the current amendment dragged the KLCI from a high of 1,840 to a low of 1,812. Until further notice, it trusts the benchmark record will head into a solidification mode, it said. 

"Our fleeting mindful state of mind is likewise reflected by the facilitating specialized scene. Stochastic has arranged a dead cross while MACD is losing force. 

"Accordingly, another down leg might be prospective, as it tries to finish the present minor remedial wave. Support is seen at 1,793-1,812," said the examination house. 

Asian offers drooped on Tuesday, as mineworkers were forced by weaker Chinese iron mineral costs, while the euro remained close to a three-year crest on rising desires that the European Central Bank could pare its money related boost. 

MSCI's broadest list of Asia-Pacific offers outside Japan was down 0.2% in early exchange. US markets were shut for an open occasion on Monday. Australian offers slipped 0.5%. 

Sumatec was the most dynamic with 274 million offers done, up two sen to 12.5 sen, its warrants added 1.5 sen to 5.5 sen while Perisai increased one sen to six sen. 

UMW Oil and Gas rose 0.5 sen too 42 sen however Hubline fell 1.5 sen to 13.5 sen. 

Refiners Hengyuan and Petron were among the best failures for the second day on benefit taking after the stellar rally. 

Hengyuan fell 82 sen to RM14.32 and Petron 72 sen to RM12.06. Hengyuan's call warrant additionally hoarded the washouts' rundown. 

Settle was the best gainer, up RM1.70 to RM105.90, Top Glove added nine sen to RM9, CCM six sen higher to RM2.19 while Litrak and Genting added five sen each to RM5.65 and RM9.38.

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Tuesday, 9 January 2018

KLCI extends gains, ringgit withdraws

KUALA LUMPUR: The nearby bourse was by and by on an upwards direction on Tuesday morning as the S&P500 broadened its additions overnight and drove Asian markets higher. 



Minutes into the opening chime, the FBM KLCI was up 7.76 focuses at 1,839.91 focuses. There were 658.68 million offers finished with an estimation of RM202.77. Advancers outpaced decliners 346 to 110 with 305 counters unaltered. 

Tenaga Nasional was one of the main heavyweights, rising 20 sen to RM15.90, trailed by Pulic Bank, up 10 sen to RM20.92, and Petronas Chemicals, up five sen to RM8.20. 

IHH Healthcare put on four sen to RM5.88 while MISC added 11 sen to RM7.60. 

Decliners included Petronas Gas, down two sen to RM19.18 and Genting, slipping one sen to RM9.49. 

Effectively exchanged counters included oil and gas stocks, for example, Sumatec, increasing one sen to seven sen; UMW Oil and Gas, up 1.5 sen to 47 sen; and Sapura Energy, up 4.5 sen to RM1.02. 

Slipping back in dynamic exchange were Hengyuan, down eight sen to RM17.20; Southern Steel, down four sen to RM2.25; and Top Glove down four sen to RM9.12. 

Oil markets were additionally on the ascent with WTI rough rising 43 pennies to US$62.16 a barrel and Brent unrefined adding 36 pennies to US$68.14 a barrel. 

The ringgit, be that as it may, withdrew on Tuesday, debilitating 0.19% against the US dollar at 4.0055, 0.4% against the pound sterling at 5.4321 and 0.19% against the Singapore dollar at 3.0017.

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Tuesday, 2 January 2018

FBM KLCI retreats on New Year

KUALA LUMPUR: Bursa Malaysia begins the new year lower, withdrawing from 2017's upward energy, hosed by benefit taking in bluechips and chose heavyweights, merchants said. 



At 9.05 am, the benchmark FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI (FBM KLCI) remained at 1,782.11, down 14.7 focuses, from Friday's end of 1,796.81. 

The key record opened 13.71 focuses weaker at 1,783.1. 

Misfortunes in Sime Darby dragged the composite record around 5.828 focuses, trailed by Digi (2.776 focuses), Maybank (2.503 focuses), and KLCC Property and REITs (2.192 focuses). 

Sime Darby contracted 48 sen to RM5.52, Digi lost 20 sen to RM4.90, Maybank down 13 sen to RM9.67 while KLCC Property and REITs fell 68 sen to RM7.96. 

Maybank IB Research anticipates that the FBM KLCI will exchange in the vicinity of 1,780 and 1,800-level today with the drawback bolsters at 1,770 and 1,752. 

The examination house said there is a high plausibility that the benchmark may arrange a pullback in the early piece of 2018 as benefit taking surfaces. 

"In any case, with the ringgit and oil value keep on staying solid, the nearby securities exchange ought to have the capacity to retain the offering weight," it said in a note today. 

The FBM KLCI completed 2017 at a year high of 1,796.81 on Dec 29, up 155.08 focuses, or 9.45 for each penny, from 1,641.73 at end-2016. 

The opening session today observed gainers marginally dwarfed washouts by 134 to 126, while 182 counters were unaltered, 1,368 untraded and 19 others suspended. 

Turnover remained at 116.76 million offers worth RM61.04 million. 

Among heavyweights, Tenaga trimmed four sen to RM15.22 and Public Bank facilitated two sen to RM20.76. 

CIMB, in any case, rose one sen to RM6.55, while Petronas Chemicals was unaltered at RM7.70. 

Of the actives, Sino Hua-An increased four sen to 43 sen, Diversified Gateway added one sen to 14 sen however Sapura slipped one sen to 70 sen. 

On the scoreboard, the FBM Emas Index surrendered 119.25 focuses for 12,823.32, the FBMT 100 Index fell 122.43 focuses to 12,491.77, the FBM Emas Shariah Index eradicated 134.02 focuses to 13,168.9 and the FBM 70 dropped 220.81 focuses to 15,864.73. 

In any case, the FBM Ace livened 41.53 focuses to 6,645.08. 

Part insightful, the Finance Index declined 51.74 focuses to 16,809.64, the Industrial Index facilitated 8.14 focuses to 3,272.56, while the Plantation Index was unaltered at 7,903.37.

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Wednesday, 27 December 2017

Local bourse rallies past 1,765

KUALA LUMPUR: The FBM KLCI tightened up seven focuses to 1,767 focuses at noontime, crossing the 1,765 protection and offering would like to investigator desires of a 1,800-point year-end count. 



At 12.30pm, turnover was 1.29 billion offers with an estimation of RM880.36mil. There were 350 advancers to 256 decliners with 543 counters unaltered. 

Tenaga Nasional lifted the list, rising 12 sen to RM15.10, while Hong Leong Bank likewise moved higher, adding 26 sen to RM16.88. 

Saving money stocks were moving on Wednesday; Maybank increased three sen to RM9.59, CIMB rose two sen to RM6.50, Ambank increased four sen to RM4.34 and RHB added five sen to RM5.01. 

In the mean time in telcos, Axiata slipped one sen to RM5.37, Maxis dropped two sen to RM5.98 and Digi was unaltered at RM4.82. 

In manors, SIme Darby Plantation rose four sen to RM5.48, while IOI fell five sen to RM4.50 and KL Kepong slipped two sen to RM24.82. 

Some benefit taking was found in oil advertises on Wednesday following the overnight surge in costs after the furnished assault on a Libyan pipeline, which is required to influence supply. 

US light rough came to as high as US$60 a barrel following the news, finishing the past session marginally lower, however withdrew 25 pennies to US$59.72 a barrel. Brent unrefined additionally ventured back 31 pennies to US$66.71 a barrel. 

In Petronas counters, Petronas Gas picked up 20 sen to RM17.20 while Petronas Dagangan increased four sen to RM24.30 and Petronas Chemicals added three sen to RM7.63. 

On the more extensive market, oil refiner Hengyuan shot up 88 sen to RM16.28 while Petron Malaysia rose 76 sen to RM13.80. 

Different gainers included Malaysia Airports Holdings, picking up 23 sen to RM8.73 and Genting Plantations, propelling 14 sen to RM10.68. 

Among loafers, F&N took a 28 sen tumble to RM26.42 while Pharmaniaga dropped 17 sen to RM4.20 and PPB declined 12 sen to RM17.46. 

In monetary forms, the ringgit held relentless against the greenback at 4.0835. It was additionally minimal changed against the pound sterling at 5.4634 yet slipped back 0.13% against the Singapore dollar at 3.0423.

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Tuesday, 19 December 2017

Genting, Public Bank slip early Tuesday, Perdana falls, ringgit up

KUALA LUMPUR: Mild benefit taking proceeded with early Tuesday on late gainers like Genting Bhd what's more, Public Bank however Perdana Petroleum tumbled for the second day when it continued exchanging. 



At 9.20am, the KLCI was down 8.31 focuses or 0.47% to 1,743.33. Turnover was 293.34 million offers esteemed at RM123.35mil. There were 167 gainers, 162 failures and 255 counters unaltered. 

The ringgit edged up 0.12% against the US dollar to 4.075 from the past close of 4.08. 

Asian stocks progressed on Tuesday after a record-setting session on Wall Street on wagers that US legislators would pass a noteworthy assessment update, while the US dollar hang as dealers were less energetic about the bill's monetary effect, Reuters detailed. 

MSCI's broadest record of Asia-Pacific offers outside Japan rose 0.2%. Australian offers included 0.4%, South Korea's Kospi climbed 0.6% and Japan's Nikkei increased 0.2%. 

Kenanga Investment Bank Research said from an outlining point of view, it trusts that the KLCI had bottomed out from a three-month descending pattern and it is certain this could be the begin of a bullish pattern. 

"Key pointers are generally demonstrating a bullish union. We considered the descending development in the course of the last two exchanging days as a brief delay from a potential upward pattern," it said. 

The examination house anticipates that this transitory interruption will proceed in the close term with the file running between 1,750 (S1) and 1,765 (R1) before a breakout from R1 that will push it towards 1,800 (R2). 

Any break underneath the S1 bolster level is esteemed as very negative and could cause a capitulation towards 1,729 (S2). 

Perdana Petroleum fell 20 sen to 46 sen in rising volume with 7.49 million offers in the wake of hitting limit-down on Monday. 

Genting Bhd lost nine sen to RM8.99 while Maxis and Public Bank were down six sen each to RM5.88 and RM20.64 and Axiata five sen bring down at RM5.30. 

Sarawak Oil Palm, UMW and MPI each fell eight sen to RM3.92, RM5.02 and RM12.22 separately. 

Refiner Henyuan was the best gainer, up 56 sen to RM14.44. Its call warrants additionally surged in early exchange. 

Petronas Dagangan added 24 sen to RM24.66. 

Glove creators climbed, drove by Hartalega, up 24 sen to RM10.28 and Top Glove nine sen to RM7.03.

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Tuesday, 5 December 2017

No reprieve for Bursa Malaysia as KLCI slips early Tuesday

KUALA LUMPUR: There was no rest for financial specialists early Tuesday as blue chips broadened their current misfortunes with Sime Plantations proceeding to fall since last Thursday's posting. 

At 9.16am, the FBM KLCI was down 1.14 focuses or 0.07% to 1,711.99. Turnover was 194.19 million offers esteemed at RM77.83mil. There were 141 gainers, 150 washouts and 214 counters unaltered. 

Reuters detailed Asian offers were curbed as financial specialists' turn out of innovation shares inflicted significant damage on a portion of the district's tech heavyweights in spite of the fact that expectations of a noteworthy tax reduction in the United States supported hazard slant. 

MSCI's broadest list of Asia-Pacific offers outside Japan were topped by the fall in the area's innovation shares, with Samsung Electronics losing 1.5%. 

Reuters detailed Japan's Nikkei fell 0.4%, with semiconductor-related offers, for example, Tokyo Electron and Shin-etsu Chemical driving the misfortunes. 

On the specialized standpoint for the KLCI, Kenanga Research said at the ebb and flow point, the list keeps on staying bearish, with key straightforward moving midpoints (SMAs) having effectively shaped a "demise cross" while key markers proceed with their directionless developments. 

"All things considered, we don't rebate the likelihood of a close term bounce back given the profoundly oversold Stochastic pointers. 

"Outstandingly, yesterday's turn stamps up 'til now another retest against its pivotal help of 1,714 (S1), with an unequivocal break underneath to be regarded as exceedingly negative, giving the record a potential clear way to abdicate downwards towards mental hindrance at 1,700 (S2). 

"Alternately, should the market see a change, upside protections can be found at 1,734 (R1) and 1,750 (R2)," it said. 

BAT fell the most, down 66 sen to crisp multi-year lows of RM37.20. Allianz lost 30 sen to RM14 in thin exchange while Ulicorp was down 22 sen to RM3.80. 

Sime Plantations fell for the third day, down 17 sen to RM4.68, Tenaga 12 sen bring down at RM15.46, MPI 10 sen to RM12.50 and Petron eight sen lower to RM11.16. 

Lafarge bounced back 16 sen to RM6.77, Hong Leong Bank added 16 sen to RM15.46 while KL Kepong picked up 12 sen to RM24.50 and PPB Group 10 sen to RM16.84. 

Hartalega recovered piece of the earlier day's misfortunes to add seven sen to RM9.22 while Petronas Gas was up six sen to RM16.

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Friday, 10 November 2017

PetDag, Genting, Public Bank slip early Friday

KUALA LUMPUR: Losses by Petronas Dagangan, Genting Bhd, Public Bank pushed the FBM KLCI into the red early Friday, following the weaker key Asian markets following the overnight decrease on Wall Street. 



At 9.08am, the KLCI was down 3.25 focuses or 0.19% to 1,743.56. Turnover was 206.97 million offers esteemed at RM68.83mil. There were 123 gainers, 118 failures and 229 counters unaltered. 

Asian offers slipped on Friday on vulnerability about US impose changes after Senate Republicans divulged an arrangement that varied from the House of Representatives' rendition in a few key ranges, incorporating a deferral in the planning of a corporate tax reduction, Reuters detailed. 

MSCI's broadest record of Asia-Pacific offers outside Japan fell 0.1% while Japan's Nikkei lost 1%. 

MSCI's all-nation value record posted its first day by day misfortune in over two weeks on Thursday, finishing its longest day by day winning streak since 2003. 

Kenanga Investment Bank Research said the KLCI's pick up on Thursday could set the record to retest the significant protection level of 1,750 (R1), where an unequivocal breakout could flag a re-rating of the general specialized picture from bearish to bullish. 

Be that as it may, with the MACD staying in a negative area and descending pattern, there are yet to be any indications of an important recuperation in the close term. 

"With no noteworthy change in the diagram design, the specialized standpoint is one-sided to the drawback with help levels situated at 1,733 (S1) and 1,727 (S2). In the mean time, the protection levels are 1,750 (R1) and 1,765 (R2)," it said. 

Petronas Dagangan fell the most, down 26 sen to RM21.18, Genting Bhd 11 sen to RM9.37, MISC 10 sen bring down at RM7.35 and Public Bank six sen lower to RM20.40. Petronas Gas added 14 sen to RM17.84 with only 100 offers done. 

Lafarge broadened its decrease, down 12 sen to RM6.63 while estates PPB Group and KL Kepong lost 10 sen each to RM16.60 and RM24.68. 

It was additionally time to forget about some cash for Hengyuan, which fell seven sen to RM9.81. 

MUI Industries rose 1.5 sen to 26 sen with 22.34 million offers done. StarBiz detailed a neighborhood party is comprehended to be occupied with assuming control Tan Sri Khoo Kay Peng's stake in the benefit rich organization. 

More grounded income saw HL Industries surging 38 sen to RM10.18. 

Concerning customer stocks, Ajinomoto picked up 22 sen to RM18.98, BAT added eight sen to RM39.50 and F&N propelled six sen to RM25.50. 

KESM rose 16 sen to RM18.80, RCE Capital eight sen to RM1.67 and SP Setia six sen to RM3.36. RHB Bank increased six sen to RM4.96.

Thursday, 12 October 2017

Diary Malaysia Thursday Oct 12

KUALA LUMPUR: ALL TIMES ARE PROVISIONAL AND IN LOCAL TIME FOLLOWED BY GMT IN BRACKETS 

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12 

KUALA LUMPUR-Release of August 2017 Industrial Production Index at 1200 (0400 GMT) 



KUALA LUMPUR-Yang di-Pertuan Agong Sultan Muhammad V goes to 247th Conference of Rulers meeting at Istana Negara at 1000 (0200 GMT) 

KUALA LUMPUR-Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi directs National Innovation and Creative Economy Expo 2017 at 1015 (0215 GMT) 

KUALA LUMPUR-Minister of Energy Green Technology and Water Maximus Johnity Ongkili goes to delicate propelling of the fourth International Sustainable Energy Summit at 1100 (0300 GMT) 

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18 

KUALA LUMPUR-Market and Public Holiday-Deepavali 

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20 

KUALA LUMPUR-Release of September 2017 Consumer Price Index at 1200 (0400 GMT) 

KUALA LUMPUR-Release of Bank Negara's remote saves as at 13 October 2017 at 1500 (0700 GMT) 

MONDAY, OCTOBER 31 

KUALA LUMPUR-Release of September 2017 Money Supply Data at 1500 (0700 GMT) 

KUALA LUMPUR-Release of Detailed Disclosure of International Reserves as at end September 2017 at 1200 (0400 GMT) 

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3 

KUALA LUMPUR-Release of September 2017 External Trade Statistics at 1200 (0400 GMT) 

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7 

KUALA LUMPUR-Release of Bank Negara's outside stores as at 31 October 2017 at 1500 (0700 GMT) 

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9 

KUALA LUMPUR-Release of Monetary Policy Statement at 1500 (0700 GMT) 

KUALA LUMPUR-Release of September 2017 Industrial Production Index at 1200 (0400 GMT) 

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17 

KUALA LUMPUR-Release of Malaysia's third Quarter 2017 GDP at 1200 (0400 GMT) 

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22 

KUALA LUMPUR-Release of Bank Negara's remote holds as at 15 November 2017 at 1500 (0700 GMT) 

KUALA LUMPUR-Release of October 2017 Consumer Price Index at 1200 (0400 GMT) 

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30 

KUALA LUMPUR-Release of October 2017 Money Supply Data at 1500 (0700 GMT) 

KUALA LUMPUR-Release of Detailed Disclosure of International Reserves as at end October 2017 at 1200 (0400 GMT) 

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1 

KUALA LUMPUR-Market and Public Holiday-Prophet Muhammad's Birthday 

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7 

KUALA LUMPUR-Release of Bank Negara's outside stores as at 30 November 2017 at 1500 (0700 GMT) 

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22 

KUALA LUMPUR-Release of Bank Negara's remote holds as at 15 December 2017 at 1500 (0700 GMT) 

MONDAY, DECEMBER 25 

KUALA LUMPUR-Market and Public Holiday-Christmas Day 

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29 

KUALA LUMPUR-Release of November 2017 Money Supply Data at 1500 (0700 GMT) 

KUALA LUMPUR-Release of Detailed Disclosure of International Reserves as at end November 2017 at 1200 (0400 GMT)

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Friday, 6 October 2017

Bursa Malaysia gains early Friday and Asian markets also climb

KUALA LUMPUR: Bursa Malaysia took after the key Asian markets higher early Friday, ascending on the flood of positive thinking on Wall Street.



At 9.45am, the FBM KLCI was up 2.53 focuses or 0.14% to 1,761.62. Turnover was 558 million offers esteemed at RM227.08mil. There were 266 gainers, 170 washouts and 313 counters unaltered.

Asian stocks ascended after idealism over US charge change designs lifted Wall Street offers to new highs, while the dollar floated close to a seven-week crest following extra signs of strong monetary development, Reuters announced.

MSCI's broadest list of Asia-Pacific offers outside Japan edged up 0.1%, balanced for a 1.4% pick up on the week. Japan's Nikkei climbed 0.3%, Australian stocks rose 0.7% and South Korea's KOSPI progressed 0.9%. 

The dollar touched a crisp seven-week high versus a wicker bin of monetary standards on Friday, upheld by seeks after advance on US assess changes, with brokers looking to US occupations information for close term impetuses, Reuters detailed. The ringgit debilitated 0.14% against the greenback to 4.233 from 4.227.

At Bursa, BAT was up 48 sen to RM43.18, Sunway-WB 30 sen to 30.5 sen, Eon Credit 20 sen to RM13 and Petron 12 sen to RM11.30. 

KL Kepong rose 20 sen to RM24.98, Petronas Dagangan 14 sen to RM24.40 and Genting Plantations 12 sen to RM10.56 with only 100 offers improved the situation each counter.

MRCB standard rights shares progressed 0.5 sen to 10 sen with 47.92 million units done. It was recorded at 11 sen each. 

Kossan fell 12 sen to RM6.80 while Hartalega lost four sen to RM6.84.

UEM Edgenta and Ajinomoto were down six sen to RM2.63 and RM19.96 while Tenaga fell four sen to RM14.20.

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Friday, 29 September 2017

Bursa Malaysia opens bring down in early exchange

KUALA LUMPUR: Bursa Malaysia opened lower today on absence of purchasing energy. At 9.15 am, the benchmark FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI (FBM KLCI) was 2.17 focuses weaker at 1,755.89 from Thursday's end of 1,758.06. 



The record opened 2.19 focuses better at 1,760.25. 

On the more extensive market, washouts edged gainers 130 to 124, with 207 counters unaltered, 1,410 untraded and 55 others were suspended. 

Turnover remained at 168.21 million offers worth RM62.86 million. 

JF Apex Securities said the FBM KLCI could expand its offer down towards the help level of 1,750 focuses today following the bearish force it recorded yesterday. 

"In the mean time, US markets finished marginally higher with the S&P hitting a record high after Trump's proposed charge change design. Likewise, European stocks moved after the European Central Bank indicated it may expand its fiscal approach," it said in a note today. 

Of heavyweights, Kuala Lumpur Kepong increased two sen to RM24.56, Astro added one sen to RM2.72, RHB Bank expanded four sen to RM5.02, IOI Corp was level at RM4.58 while Maybank and Digi fell three sen each to RM9.54 and RM4.87, individually. 

Among dynamic counters, Focus Dynamics rose 3.5 sen to 30.5 sen. Hubline and Trive Property were level at 11.5 sen and 16.5 sen, individually, Hiap Teck Venture went down seven sen to 35.5 sen, Hibiscus Petroleum facilitated one sen to 63.5 sen and Berjaya Corp shed two sen to 33.5 sen. 

The FBM Emas Index trimmed 8.56 focuses to 12,509.73, the FBMT 100 Index was 7.74 focuses bring down at 12,165.83, the FBM 70 expanded 17.87 focuses to 14,932.11, FBM Emas Shariah Index progressed 13.32 focuses to 12,761.53 and the FBM Ace bounced 42.77 focuses to 6,539.68. 

Part insightful, the Finance Index slipped 84.75 focuses to 16,478.05, Industrial Index acknowledged 5.46 focuses at 3,206.01 and the Plantation Index fortified 25.2 focuses at 7,913.9.

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Monday, 25 September 2017

Weak begin for KLCI early Monday as Maybank, RHB Bank weigh

KUALA LUMPUR: Blue chips got off to another powerless begin on Monday, broadening their decrease from the straight four-day misfortunes the earlier week, with Maybank and RHB Bank under some benefit taking. 



At 9.12am, the FBM KLCI was down 2.32 focuses or 0.13% to 1,768.72. Turnover was 231.43 million offers esteemed at RM108.04mil. There were 132 gainers, 148 washouts and 219 counters unaltered. 

Reuters announced the euro slipped on Monday after German Chancellor Angela Merkel won a fourth term in an end of the week race, however confronted driving a substantially less steady coalition in a broke parliament as help for the far-right gathering surged. 

The market responded by offering the euro on the likelihood of Merkel running into troubles in manufacturing a coalition, as indicated by a report. 

MSCI's broadest record of Asia-Pacific offers outside Japan was 0.2% higher. Japan's Nikkei rose 0.6%, Australian offers climbed 0.4% and South Korea's Kospi was level. 

On the specialized viewpoint, Kenanga Investment Bank Research said diagram savvy, the KLCI has shaped a long dark body candle with short lower and upper shadow as the list opened possibly higher yet slid further into the red soon thereafter. 

"From a diagramming point of view, the MACD is starting to cross beneath its Signal-line, mirroring the negative force for the time being. 

"Be that as it may, with the general specialized picture staying positive and the list perfectly over the help level of 1,770 (S1), we anticipate that deal chasing action will occur. If there should be an occurrence of a separate, the following help level is situated at 1,760 (S2). On the other hand, protection levels to watch are 1,796 (R1) and 1,840 (R2)," said Kenanga Research. 

The call warrants of Eco World, AmBank and MRCB were among the best washouts. Eco World CJ fell 20 sen to six sen, AmBank-C3 lost 19.5 sen to 14.5 sen and MRCB-C24 slipped 14.5 sen to 8.5 sen. 

Vis Dynamics, whose offers had surged lately, fell 13 sen to RM1.19 in dynamic exchange. MFCB was down 11 sen to RM3.60. 

RHB Bank fell 10 sen to RM5.18, Maybank seven sen to RM9.78 and Takaful six sen to RM3.63. 

Poh Kong hopped 13 sen to 76 on more grounded income, Scientex added 11 sen to RM8.70 while Hartalega increased seven sen to RM6.55. 

Pentamaster included 11 sen nto RM4.98 and JF Tech seven sen higher at RM2.12. 

Petronas Chemical rose 11 sen to RM7.41 and LC Titan eight sen to RM5.33.

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Friday, 8 September 2017

KLCI plunges early Friday as Genting and CIMB slip

KUALA LUMPUR: Investors took benefit on Genting Bhd and CIMB Group early Friday and pushed the FBM KLCI marginally into the red yet the more extensive market was enduring with concentrate seen now on Lotto Chemicals Titan (LCTitan) once more. 



At 9.16am, the KLCI was down 0.86 of a point or 0.05% to 1,782.12. Turnover was 334.55 million offers esteemed at RM81.63mil. There were 185 gainers, 112 failures and 238 counters unaltered. 

Asian offers edged up on Friday as financial specialists watched out for another US storm, while the dollar slid after European Central Bank boss Mario Draghi recommended the bank may start decreasing its huge boost program this fall, Reuters revealed. 

MSCI's broadest file of Asia-Pacific offers outside Japan included 0.1%, yet was still down 0.2% for the week. Japan's Nikkei stock list was influenced by a more grounded yen and slipped 0.5%, losing 2% for the week. 

Kenanga Investment Bank Research said in view of the late push of the KLCI on Thursday, the bulls could rule the session towards the end chime in the wake of exchanging range-bound in the vicinity of 1,772 and 1,776 generally of the day. 

"In spite of generally impartial readings from pointers, the past two days' bullish moves mirror an expansion in speculators' ability to enter the shred. 

"Quite, the KLCI is currently amidst testing the 1,783 (R1) resistance level where an unequivocal breakout over this level would be significant to impact finish purchasing. 

"Once taken out, the following resistance level to target is 1,789 (R2) additionally up. Drawback bolster levels meanwhile stay unaltered at 1,760 (S1) and 1,750 (S2) underneath," said Kenanga Research. 

Bursa Malaysia fell 20 sen to RM10.22, HL Industries 16 sen to RM9.83 and Hartalega 11sen to RM6.79. 


MPI lost 10 sen to RM13.76, Genting eight sen to RM6.83 while Texchem and Petronas Dagangan were down six sen each to RM1.09 and RM24.42. 

AFG fell 10 sen to RM3.89 and CIMB eight sen bring down at RM6.83. 

Sino Huann recaptured footing to climb 2.5 sen to 20.5 sen in dynamic exchange. 

KL Kepong rose 22 sen to RM24.84 and PPB Group 18 sen higher at RM16.92 in thin exchange. HLFG added 10 sen to RM17.10, Choo Bee and LC Titan seven sen each to RM2.26 and RM5.42. 

CCM Duopharma and Sunway added six sen each to RM2.17 and RM4.46 while Unisem increased five sen to RM4.12. 

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