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KL shares end morning session in red territory
KUALA LUMPUR, April 15 :
Share prices on Bursa Malaysia ended the morning session in the red territory as profit taking on bluechips outclassed rational selling on lower liners and small caps, dealers said.
At 12.30 pm, the benchmark FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI (FBM KLCI) was 2.53 points lower at 1,849, after opening 3.22 points easier at 1,848.43. The benchmark index hovered between 1,847.36 and 1,851.34, throughout the session. On the scoreboard, the Industrial Index increased 3.59 points to 3,200 and the Finance Index rose 10.42 points to 16,876.36 while the Plantation Index fell 33.091 points to 8,944.85.
The FBM Emas Index climbed 0.75 point to 12,838.3, the FBMT100 Index edged up 0.569 point to 12,481.18, the FBM 70 jumped 69.36 points to 14,112.96 and the FBM Ace chalked-up 35.08 points to 6,776.39. Gainers led losers 357 to 333, while 356 counters were unchanged, 581 untraded and 16 others suspended. Turnover stood at 1.53 billion shares worth RM1.04 billion.
Among actives, Talam Transform lost one sen to 10 sen and Marco Holdings slipped half-a-sen to 16.5 sen. PDZ gained one sen to 15.5 sen, Frontken earned half-a-sen to 11.5 sen and Iris added 1.5 sen to 50 sen. As for heavyweights, Maybank lost one sen to RM9.76 and TNB shed eight sen to RM11.90 and while Axiata was flat at RM6.59. CIMB and Sime Darby gained one sen each to RM7.39 and RM9.29, respectively.
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Bursa closes broadly lower on low risk appetite
KUALA LUMPUR
Shares on Bursa Malaysia closed broadly lower today, due to low risk appetite as investors took the cue from the weaker performance in regional and US markets.
The FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI (FBM KLCI) finished at 1,778.83, down 25.2 points or 1.4 per cent from from Thursday’s close of 1,804.03. The benchmark index fluctuated between 1,769.8 and 1,795.89 throughout the session, bogged down by index-linked counters.
Etiqa Insurance & Takaful Bhd head of research Chris Eng said the performance of the local market, which retreated from last week’s gains, was within expectation following last-minute gains registered on Thursday.
“Last week’s sharp rally has led to some profit-taking activities today on selected counters like TNB and Genting.
“However, Bursa Malaysia will rebound later in the month driven by reasonable data on the national gross domestic product as well as corporate earnings,” he said.
Bursa Malaysia was closed yesterday as it was a public holiday in lieu of the Federal Territory Day holiday which fell on Saturday.
On the scoreboard, the Finance Index gave up 120.17 points for 16,288.51, the Plantation Index fell 122.58 points to 8,306.36 and the Industrial Index declined 41.12 points to 3,031.37.
The FBM Emas Index was 164.14 points lower at 12,292.19, the FBMT100 Index lost 167.07 points to 12,008.79, the FBM 70 dropped 177.06 points to 13,583.98 and the FBM Ace decreased 28.98 points to 5,872.35.
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