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Showing posts with label Klse Stock. Show all posts

Wednesday, 14 February 2018

KLSE Stock Picks-Moderate day for Bursa as exchanging volume diminishes in front of CNY

KLSE Stock Picks: Bursa Malaysia finished Wednesday on a calm note as exchanging dwindled underneath two billion offers in front of the Chinese New Year holidays which start on Friday. 



Exchanging on Thursday is just for a large portion of a day with most punters and dealers away for the occasions. 

At 5pm, the FBM KLCI was up 1.91 focuses or 0.1% to 1,834.93. Turnover tumbled to 1.93 billion offers esteemed at RM1.98bil. There were 580 gainers, 338 failures and 376 counters unaltered. 

Hong Kong stocks bounced back 2.27% to 30,515 on Wednesday, with the benchmark Hang Seng Index posting its greatest one-day rate ascend since May 2016, Reuters detailed. 

China's principle Shanghai Composite record quit for the day at 3,199.4757. Territory markets are shut from Feb. 15-21 for the occasion. 

The ringgit rose 0.45% to the US dollar at 3.9215 and progressed 0.03% to the pound sterling at 5.4568 wgile it increased 0.13% to the Singapore dollar 2.9744. In any case, it slipped 0.06% to the euro to 4.8569. 

Customer stocks were among the best gainers, with Nestle picking up 50 sen to RM117.30, Dutch Lady 38 sen to RM63.68, Carlsberg 18 sen to RM16.66 and F&N 16 sen to RM29.98. 

Glove creators were likewise higher driven by Hartalega, up 44 sen to RM11.78, Top Glove 22 sen to RM9.47 and Kossan 20 sen to RM8.70. 

Southern Steel drove steel stocks higher after its solid profit and as experts were playful about the steel stocks. It endd the day up 28 sen to RM2.28. 

Malaysia Airports, which hit a turbulence on Tuesday, manaaged to recover some portion of the earlier day's misfortunes to wind up 17 sen to RM8.57. 

US light unrefined petroleum fell 53 pennies to US$58.66 and Brent was down 41 pennies to US$62.31 on rising curde oil supplies. 

Petronas Chemical pushed the KLCI up 1.42 focuses and it was the greatest mover when it shut everything down sen to RM8.08. Petronas Dagangan rose two sen to RM25.05 yet Petronas Gas lost 30 sen to RM17.50. 

Hibiscus hopped 13 sen to 90 sen and it was the most dynamic on news about higher oil creation. 

Among the banks, Hong Leong Bank propelled 20 sen to RM18.20, CIMB increased six sen to RM6.96, RHB Bank six sen to RM5.20, AmBank five sen to RM4.48, Public Bank and Maybank two sen higher to RM22.04 and RM10.12. 

Unrefined palm oil for third month conveyance fell RM13 to RM2,502 per ton. 

With respect to manors, Sime Plantations fell 18 sen to RM5.40 and wiped out 2.18 focuses from the KLCI, KL Kepong lost six sen toRM25.22, IOI Corp added one sen to RM4.71, PPB Group six sen higher at RM17.50. 

Sime Darby lost three sen to RM2.65 and Sime Property two sen bring down at RM1.43.

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Wednesday, 7 February 2018

Bursa recaptures its balance, budgetary heavyweights lift

KUALA LUMPUR: Bursa Malaysia stopped its decay on Wednesday, pair with a specialized bounce back overnight on Wall Street that saw every one of the three noteworthy lists halfway deleting past misfortunes. 



THe FBM KLCI moved higher 26.76 indicates by noontime 1,839.21. Turnover was 1.84 billion offers with an estimation of RM1.61bil. The retracement of market fortunes was see to be expansive based as there were 541 gainers versus 153 decliners and 607 counters unaltered. 

Open Bank, which recovered yesterday's misfortunes by adding 50 sen to RM21.98, lifting the record by more than three focuses. 

Maybank, which held generally unfaltering in the midst of the two-day auction, likewise moved higher by 12 sen to RM10.12. 

Other driving gainers were Tenaga Nasional, which rose 18 sen to RM15.76, Petronas Gas, which exceptional 50 sen to RM17.62 and Maxis, which put on 12 sen to RM6. 

Settle proceeded with its climb, rising 90 sen to RM115.20. 

Just three stocks on the 30-stock KLCI moved lower. These were Genting, slipping three sen to RM9.16; Petronas Chemicals, shaving one sen to RM7.99; and KLCC Property REIT, losing two sen to RM7.68. 

In the interim, glove maker Top Glove backtracked misfortunes, rising 48 sen to RM9.18, while Hartalega moved 58 sen higher to RM11.42. 

PMB Technology added 25 sen to RM4.14 and Petron Malaysia recovered 38 sen to RM11.60. 

Among decliners, Eon Credit dropped 20 sen to RM12.98, Litrak slipped 19 sen to RM5.62 and HeiTech Padu plunged seven sen to 68.5 sen. 

The recuperation in US securities exchange costs combined with falling US stock helped oil costs recoup following its slide over late days. 

WTI unrefined rose 56 pennies to US$63.95 a barrel while Brent rough added 52 pennies to US$67.38 a barrel. 

In monetary forms, the ringgit solidified 0.21% against the US dollarto 3.9082 and 0.30% against the pound sterling at 5.4587. It was insignificantly lower against the Singapore dollar at 2.9667

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Wednesday, 31 January 2018

How Do The Margins Look For Lay Hong Berhad (KLSE:LAYHONG)?

Financial specialists considering positions in Lay Hong Berhad (KLSE:LAYHONG), may be occupied with the Gross Margin Score of the organization. The offers presently have a score of 28.00000. This score is gotten from the Gross Margin (Marx) dependability and development over the past eight years. The Gross Margin score arrives on a scale from 1 to 100 where a score of 1 would be viewed as positive, and a score of 100 would be viewed as negative. The low score of 28.00000 for Lay Hong Berhad demonstrates a best score for security and development. 



Monitoring some valuation rankings, Lay Hong Berhad (KLSE:LAYHONG) has a Value Composite score of 26. Created by James O'Shaughnessy, the VC score utilizes five valuation proportions. These proportions are cost to income, cost to income, EBITDA to EV, cost to book esteem, and cost to deals. The VC is shown as a number in the vicinity of 1 and 100. As a rule, an organization with a score more like 0 would be viewed as underestimated, and a score more like 100 would demonstrate an exaggerated organization. Including a 6th proportion, investor yield, we can see the Value Composite 2 score which is as of now sitting at 27. 

In endeavoring to decide the present valuation of Lay Hong Berhad (KLSE:LAYHONG) shares, we take note of that the Book to Market proportion of the offers remains at 0.500371. It's usually acknowledged that a Book to Market proportion more noteworthy than one shows that the offers may be underestimated. 

The book to advertise proportion has a few constraints in specific ventures however where immaterial resources, (for example, information) regularly are not spoken to on an accounting report. The proportion is figured by isolating the market cost per share by book esteem per share. 

At the season of composing, Lay Hong Berhad (KLSE:LAYHONG) has a Piotroski F-Score of 5. The F-Score may assist find organizations with fortifying accounting reports. The score may likewise be utilized to recognize the feeble entertainers. Joseph Piotroski built up the F-Score which utilizes nine unique factors in light of the organization money related proclamation. A solitary point is doled out to each test that a stock passes. Ordinarily, a stock scoring a 8 or 9 would be viewed as solid. On the opposite end, a stock with a score from 0-2 would be seen as powerless. 

Lay Hong Berhad (KLSE:LAYHONG) has a current ERP5 Rank of 7045 . The ERP5 Rank may help financial specialists with spotting organizations that are underestimated. This positioning uses four proportions. These proportions are Earnings Yield, ROIC, Price to Book, and 5 year normal ROIC. When taking a gander at the ERP5 positioning, it is for the most part considered the lower the esteem, the better. 

Ever think about how financial specialists foresee positive offer value energy? The Cross SMA 50/200, otherwise called the "Brilliant Cross" is the fifty day moving normal partitioned by the two hundred day moving normal. The SMA 50/200 for Lay Hong Berhad (KLSE:LAYHONG) is at present 1.03844.

 On the off chance that the Golden Cross is more noteworthy than 1, at that point the 50 day moving normal is over the 200 day moving normal – showing a positive offer value force. On the off chance that the Golden Cross is under 1, at that point the 50 day moving normal is beneath the 200 day moving normal, demonstrating that the cost may drop. 

The Leverage Ratio of Lay Hong Berhad (KLSE:LAYHONG) is 0.319390. Use proportion is the aggregate obligation of an organization partitioned by add up to resources of the present and past year separated by two. Organizations assume obligation to fund their everyday operations. The use proportion can gauge the amount of an organization's capital originates from obligation. With this proportion, speculators can better gauge how well an organization will have the capacity to pay their long and here and now money related commitments.

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Wednesday, 24 January 2018

KLCI wobbles early Wednesday as PetGas falls, ringgit up

KUALA LUMPUR: Blue chips got off to a careful begin on Wednesday with benefit taking seen in Petronas Gas and Genitng Bhd while DrB-Hicom surrendered some portion of its earlier day's additions when it streaked to a 20-year high. 



At 9.30am, the FBM KLCI was down 1.88 focuses or 0.1% to 1,836.16. Turnover was 567.35 million offers esteemed at RM266.14mil. There were 291 gainers, 234 failures and 307 counters unaltered. 

The ringgit rose 0.23% against the US dollar to 3.916 early Wednesday, says Reuters. Since begin of 2018, the ringgit is up 3.27% from 4.044. 

Asian offers scaled record crests on Wednesday as solid corporate income and positive thinking on worldwide development exceeded worries over exchange strains, while a new burst of theoretical offering took the U.S. dollar to three-year lows, Reuters announced. 

MSCI's broadest record of Asia-Pacific offers outside Japan had crept up 0.1%, having bounced 1.2% on Tuesday. Japan's Nikkei edged down 0.4% as the yen fortified, however that was from a 26-year top. 

Spot Brent raw petroleum fates rose four pennies to US$70 while US light unrefined picked up 12 pennies to US$64.59. 

On the specialized viewpoint, Kenanga Research said the KLCI list keeps on driving key SMAs upwards with candle in a bullish state. 

In general, the specialized picture stays in a "Brilliant Crossover" state, retesting the overhead protection of 1,840, it said. 

"Any close term shortcoming is probably going to be here and now in nature. Expect inevitable additions towards overhead protection level of 1,840 (R1) and a more elevated amount at 1,866 (R2). 

"Prompt help is seen at the mental level of 1,800 (S1) and 1,793 (S2) next, where financial specialists can anticipate purchasing on plunges," it said. 

Petronas Gas fell the most, down 18 sen to RM17.98 as the current bounce back offered path to some benefit taking. HLFG lost 10 sen to RM18 and Genting Bhd eight sen bring down at RM9.74.' 

DRB-Hicom fell 11 sen to RM2.62 with more than six million offers done. 

Hartalega lost 10 sen to RM11.80, UMW nine sen to RM6.86, Time dotCom eight sen bring down at RM8.92. 

Notwithstanding, Petronas Dagangan picked up 34 sen to RM25.14 however only 100 offers exchanged, KLKepong picked up 18 sen to RM25.28 additionally with 100 offers done. 

MyEG hopped 11 sen to RM2.76 on rising volume of 3.8 million offers exchanged.

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Wednesday, 17 January 2018

KLCI in the red early Wednesday, tracks key Asian markets

KUALA LUMPUR: Bursa Malaysia got off to a careful begin on Wednesday, with the FBM KLCI plunging into the red, following the wary key Asian markets. 



At 9.15am, the KLCI was down 2.34 focuses or 0.13% to 1,823.69. Turnover was 671.45 million offers esteemed at RM144.65mil. There were 171 gainers, 185 failures and 240 counters unhanged. 

Asian stocks ventured again from a record high on Wednesday as the locale's asset shares were imprinted by falling oil and item costs while advanced monetary standards tumbled on stresses over more tightly directions, Reuters revealed. 

MSCI's broadest list of Asia-Pacific offers outside Japan dropped 0.1% from its record high as asset shares declined after oil and different products capitulated to benefit taking after late picks up. Japan's Nikkei fell 0.7% from its 26-year crest hit the earlier day. 

Computerized monetary forms tumbled, with bitcoin tumbling to a six-week low of US$10,162 after reports said South Korea and China could boycott exchanging, which heightened fears of a more extensive administrative crackdown. 

Bitcoin remained at US$11,362, after a fall of 16.3% on Tuesday, its greatest every day decrease in four months. 

On the specialized viewpoint for the KLCI, Kenanga Investment Bank Research expected further picks up towards protection at 1840 (R1) levels and 1866 (R2). 

"Any close term shortcoming is probably going to be here and now in nature, with quick backings at 1,800 (S1) and 1,793 (S2), where financial specialists can anticipate purchasing on plunges," it said. 

At Bursa Malaysia, the call warrants of Maybank-C37 fell 21 sen t 14 sen while Karex-C9 was down 12.5 sen to 9.5 sen, Ecowrold-CM tumbled 9.5 sen to one sen, Top Glove-C28 lost 8.5 sen to 19.5 sen and DRB-Hicom-C49 6.5 sen bring down at 16.5c. 

Carlsberg fell 16 sen to RM15.70 with only 100 offers done, AmBank nine sen bring down at RM4.71, Kuchai eight sen to RM2.26 and MAHB six sen to RM8.97. 

Perisai and Sumatec fell 1.5 sen each to 7.5 sen and 10.5 sen in dynamic exchange while UMW OG edged up 0.5 sen to 41 sen. 

Settle rose 40 sen to RM106.50, BAT 18 sen to RM33.38 and F&N 12 sen higher at RM28.48. 

Petron bounced back 22 sen to RM12.50 and Hengyuan 16 sen to RM14.50.

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Wednesday, 10 January 2018

Bursa comes back to bullish exchange as oil counters lift

KUALA LUMPUR: The FBM KLCI continued its upwards direction at the opening ringer, rising 2.03 focuses to 1,828.98 focuses inside the initial 10 minutes of exchange. 

Turnover was 467.86 million offers with an estimation of RM156.55mil. There were 314 advancers versus 103 decliners and 210 counters unaltered. 

Oil and gas counters stayed among the most effectively exchanged with Sumatec increasing a large portion of a sen to seven sen, UMW Oil and Gas rising two sen to 44.5 sen and Sapura Energy increasing 3.5 sen to 96 sen. 

Hibiscus Petroluem rose five sen to RM1.11 while Perdana Petroleum added 3.5 sen to 55.5 sen. 

In KLCI counters, Petronas Gas lifted the file, rising 20 sen to RM19.20, while Petronas Dagangan rose 10 sen to RM25.24. Petronas Chemicals additionally increased five sen to RM8.19. 

Among stocks in the spotlight was Uzma, which on Tuesday declared that it had secured three umbrella contracts from Petronas Carigali for the arrangement and upkeep of Electrical Submersible Pumps. 

"The Group's execution is relied upon to proceed on an uptrend, with the inspire in oil costs above c.USD60/bbl levels prone to see oil majors quickening their capex spending," said PublicInvest Research, which has reaffirmed its "outflank" rating on the stock with an unaltered target cost of RM2.07. 

At 9.10am, Uzma was exchanging nine sen higher at RM1.54. 

Among driving stocks that withdrew in early exchange were British American Tobacco, which fell 76 sen to RM36.06, Lotte Chemicals Titan, which plunged four sen to Rm5.07, and Vitrox, which dropped six sen to RM6.70 

Oil costs were exchanging at their largest amounts since 2014 as sound request and the Opec supply slices kept on lifting slant, despite the fact that examiners advised that the business sectors could be overheating, Reuters revealed. 

WTI rough was up 46 pennies to US$63.42 while Brent unrefined rose 36 pennies to US$69.18 a barrel. 

In monetary standards, the ringgit withdrew facilitate against real monetary standards. It debilitated 0.1% against the greenback to 4.0135, 0.2% against the pound sterling at 5.4303 and hardly against the Singapore dollar 3.0027.

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Wednesday, 3 January 2018

DRB-Hicom, MRCB move in dynamic trade early Wednesday

KUALA LUMPUR: DRB-Hicom and Malaysian Resources Corp Bhd (MRCB) progressed in early Wednesday exchange as financial specialists pursued up the counters following crisp corporate news while the FBM KLCI figured out how to arrange gentle bounce back. 



At 9.20am, the KLCI was up 5.15 focuses or 0.29% to 1,787.85. Turnover was 603.93 million offers esteemed at RM253.09mil. There were 317 gainers, 154 failures and 276 counters unaltered. 

Kenanga Investment Bank Research said notwithstanding the pullback on Tuesday, the specialized diagrams indicate speculators were eager to purchase on plunges. 

"Generally, we trust that the specialized viewpoint stays positive with enter energy markers all in bullish union. 

"We along these lines expect a retest of the June's high at 1,793 (R1). Assist headway will see protection at 1,800 (R2) and 1,835 (R3) levels. Any pullback is probably going to be constrained to 1,750 (S1) and 1,735 (S2) bolster levels," it said. 

Neighborhood establishments were the net merchants at RM17.28mil while retail financial specialists were net purchasers at RM14.5mil and remote assets at RM158.3mil. 

MRCB rose six sen to RM1.22 in dynamic exchange. CIMB Equities Research is more peppy on MRCB's foundation and expressway divestment prospects in 2018. 

The exploration house said a common end of the 100%-possessed Eastern Dispersal Link (EDL) concession shows up under way. 

"In spite of the fact that the evaluating is as yet obscure, the end would diminish obligation fundamentally, by somewhere in the range of 25%," it said. 

DRB-Hicom, which scaled to a more three year high on Tuesday, added 19 sen to RM2.45. Investigators are cheery on Proton Holdings Bhd as the national auto organization plots its arrival to the best with Chinese key accomplice Zhejiang Geely Holding Group Co Ltd in the driving seat. 

More grounded raw petroleum costs impelled refiners Hengyuan and Petron higher. Hengyuan added 52 sen to RM18.48 and Petron 22 sen to RM14.12. 

CCB fell the most, down 18 sen to RM2, BAT 14 sen bring down at RM37.80, KESM 12 sen to RM19.50 and Nestle 10 sen to RM101.


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Friday, 15 December 2017

Gentle pullback on blue chips early Friday

KUALA LUMPUR: Blue chips arranged a mellow pullback early Friday on some benefit taking after the 20 over focuses hop in the FBM KLCI the earlier day with Genting Bhd down in dynamic exchange. 



At 9.27am, the KLCI was down 2.25 focuses or 0.13% to 1,756.75. Turnover was 334.17 million offers esteemed at RM161.01mil. There were 172 gainers, 186 failures and 241 counters unaltered. 

Kenanga Investment Bank Research said with proceeded with breakout of protection joined by upticks in key pointers, the list's quick specialized viewpoint is progressively bullish. 

"From here, we anticipate a conceivable testing of next protection at 1,765 (R1) or, with an unequivocal breakout, higher towards the 1,800 (R2) key mental level. On the other hand, bolster levels can be found at 1,750 (S1) and 1,729 (S2)," it said. 

In the mean time, Public Investment Bank Research said conditions are still sufficient to warrant proceeded with interests in the neighborhood bourse. 

"Outside speculators might be to a lesser degree a factor in the coming year, however that might be insignificant given the adequate residential liquidity. 

"Our year-end 2018 focus for the KLCI is 1,860 focuses, which compares to a 16 times various to one-year forward profit," said PublicInvest Research. 

Reuters announced oil markets were steady on Friday as the Forties pipeline blackout in the North Sea and the continuous OPEC-drove creation cuts upheld costs, while rising yield from the United States shielded rough from rising further. 

US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) unrefined prospects were at US$57.13 a barrel at 0119 GMT, up nine pennies from their last settlement. 

Brent unrefined prospects, the worldwide benchmark at oil costs, were at US$63.35 a barrel, up four pennies from their last close. 

Among the KLCI stocks, BAT was the best failure, down 40 sen to RM39.80 with 1,600 offers done while PPB Group lost 26 sen to RM16.64. 

Genting Bhd fell 19 sen to RM9.06 while HLFG lost 18 sen to RM17.72 and KL Kepong 12 sen to RM24.36. 

Southern Acids lost 24 sen to RM4.14 and Superlon 11 sen lower to RM1.92. 

Sapura Energy rose 0.5 sen to 81 sen with 6.17 million offers done. 

HL Industries, Texchem and Hengyuan rose 14 sen each to RM9.74, RM1.07 and RM12.86 individually. Petronas Dagangan and Press Metal added 10 sen each to RM24.60 and RM4.99. 

Kossan increased nine sen to RM7.84, Sunway added seven sen to RM1.67 while SIG Gas was up five sen to RM1.11.

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Friday, 24 November 2017

Powerless begin for KLCI early Friday, Digi and GentingM slip

KUALA LUMPUR: Blue chips fell early Friday, expanding their misfortunes from the earlier day, with now Digi under some weight while Genting Malaysia drooped on weaker income. 



At 9.18am, the KLCI was down 2.42 focuses or 0.14% to 1,718.85. Turnover was 221.62 million offers esteemed at RM130.64mil. There were 183 gainers, 176 failures and 198 counters unaltered. 

US unrefined petroleum hit crisp two-year highs on Friday, as the shutdown of a noteworthy rough pipeline from Canada to the United States fixed North American markets, Reuters detailed. 

US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) unrefined prospects progressed 35 pennies to US$58.37 a barrel at 0100 GMT while Brent rough fates plunged 20 pennies to US$63.35. 

Asian offers floated underneath their 10-year crest on Friday while speculators saw Chinese offers with alert after their huge fall the earlier day, Reuters said. 

MSCI's broadest record of Asia-Pacific offers outside Japan ticked down 0.1% in early exchange, drove by a 0.3% fall in Australian offers. Japan's Nikkei fell 0.6% after a market occasion on Thursday while US stock prospects were minimal changed after abbreviated exchanging on Thursday. 

At Bursa, KESM tumbled RM1.60 to RM18.80 with 34,200 offers done. Bintulu Port lost 23 sen to RM5.77, Kossan 16 sen to RM7.97, Heavea and Lion Industries 12 sen lower to RM1.34 and RM1.49. 

Among the KLCI stocks, Digi lost 16 sen to RM4.51 and GentingM 10 sen to RM5. 

AirAsia X fell 2.5 sen to 35.5 sen with 23.6 million offers done. CIMB Equities Research kept up its Reduce call as AAX's valuations stay ugly. 

"With a low single-digit center aircraft net revenue, income dangers stay high," it said. 

Ajinomoto rose 56 sen to RM19.16, Lii Hen 23 sen to RM3.83, Petron 20 sen to RM12.56m Masteel 18 sen to RM1.50. 

Top Glove added 16 sen to RM6.86, SAM Engineering and Hartalega 15 sen each to RM7.70 and RM9.65 while Uchitech picked up 11 sen to RM3.25.

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  • MASTEEL
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Thursday, 23 November 2017

Higher oil costs drive Petronas Gas, refiners up early Thursday

KUALA LUMPUR: Petronas Gas and refiners were among the best gainers early Thursday as oil costs rose to their most noteworthy in over two years while IJM ascended in dynamic exchange in the wake of securing a RM1.5b parkway work in India. 



At 9.27am, the KLCI was up 0.69 of a point or 0.04% to 1,724.23. Turnover was 353.15 million offers esteemed at RM126.45mil. There were 222 gainers, 154 washouts and 235 counters unaltered. 

Asian offers edged ahead on Thursday as hypothesis the Federal Reserve won't not fix US arrangement as forcefully as first idea slugged the dollar and helped bonds all around, Reuters detailed. 

MSCI's broadest list of Asia-Pacific offers outside Japan added 0.15% to scale a new 10-year top. Movement was light with Japanese markets shut for an occasion and the United States off for Thanksgiving. 

Oil costs hit their most astounding in over two years after the shutdown of one of the biggest unrefined pipelines from Canada slice supply to the US. US unrefined prospects were floating at US$58 a barrel and Brent rough was firm at US$63.29 a barrel. 

Refiners Hengyuan added 22 sen to RM10.62 and Petron 20 sen higher at RM12.16 while Petronas Gas added 10 sen to RM16.66. 

Lysaght climbed 30 sen to RM3.80, CI Holdings 23 sen to RM2.30 while HL Industry climbed 19 sen to RM9.99. 

IJM rose 10 sen to RM3.15 in dynamic exchange. CIMB Equities Research is holding its objective cost of RM3.87 for IJM Corporation, which is about 27% over its last exchanged cost of RM3.05. 

MPI fell 28 sen to RM12.98 with 100 offers done. PPB Group and BAT fell 14 sen each to RM16.52 and RM38.52. 

Hartalega lost 10 sen to RM9.15 and Tenaga eight sen bring down at RM14.78.

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  • VS-WA
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Wednesday, 22 November 2017

KLCI climbs early Wednesday, Petronas Dagangan lifts

KUALA LUMPUR: Blue chips expanded their additions early Wednesday, with Petronas Dagangan giving the driving force while the more extensive market enhanced and the ringgit kept on progressing against the US dollar. 



At 10.21am, the FBM KLCI was up 5.77 focuses or 0.34% to 1,726.45. Turnover was 600 million offers esteemed at RM368.19mil. There were 385 gainers, 227 failures and 292 counters unaltered. 

The ringgit picked up quality against the US dollar, climbing 0.38% to 4.123 from the earlier day's end of 4.138. 

Japan's Nikkei share normal rose on Wednesday morning, floated by picks up in expansive top stocks, for example, SoftBank, Fanuc and money related organizations as worldwide development trusts lifted the disposition crosswise over world markets. The Nikkei increased 0.8% to 22,596.84 in midmorning exchange, Reuters announced. 

Oil costs solidified on Wednesday after an announced fall in U.S. rough inventories and on desires that an OPEC-drove generation cut went for fixing the market will be reached out past March 2018, Reuters revealed. 

Brent rough prospects rose 24 pennies to US$62.81 per barrel and US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) unrefined fates picked up 48 pennies to US$57.31 a barrel. 

Petronas Dagangan rose the most, up 64 sen to RM23.94 while Hengyuan added 18 sen to RM10. 

KESM bounced back 46 sen to RM19.76, MPI 20 sen to RM13.30. 

With respect to glove producers, Hartalega and Top Glove rose 17 sen each to RM8.81 and RM6.67. 

Palette Multimedia bounced 3.5 sen to 35 sen in dynamic exchange. Creador Sdn Bhd originator and CEO Brahmal Vasudevan has risen as a considerable investor with a 5.21% stake. 

Heineken rose 38 sen to RM17.70 yet Carlsberg fell 18 sen to RM14.80, Kawan Food was down 18 sen to RM2.92. 

Genetec lost 13 sen to RM1.05 and FLBhd eight sen bring down at RM1.35 while PMB Tech wa dpwn seven sen to RM4.10. 

PPB Group slipped 12 sen to RM16.76 and SOP eight sen bring down at RM4.20.

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  • VIS
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