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The benchmark FBM KLCI index dipped on September 18 as market activity pivoted toward technology and construction counters.

The FBM KLCI opened in the red this morning as rising oil prices and regional market jitters dented local sentiment.

While the FBM KLCI remained largely unchanged at the close of trading, sustained investor interest in construction stocks provided a critical pillar for the market.

The FBM KLCI ended the trading session nearly unchanged as market interest drifted away from heavyweights toward the construction sector.

Increased investor appetite for major financial and telecommunications stocks drove a positive start to the week for the local bourse.

The FBM KLCI index finished Monday in the green, buoyed by strong performance in heavyweight energy and utility counters.

Foreign institutional investors withdrew over RM640 million from local equities last week as trading activity cooled significantly.

Bursa Malaysia experienced a sharp retreat in the first week of September as plantation heavyweights weighed down the benchmark index.

The local bourse tracked positive global sentiment after Bank Negara Malaysia opted to keep the overnight policy rate steady at 2.75 percent.

Local equities see modest gains at midday as investors anticipate the central bank’s upcoming stance on interest rates.

Hong Leong Investment Bank has lowered its year-end index target citing a complex web of global and domestic headwinds.

The FBM KLCI gained early momentum as the market anticipates Bank Negara Malaysia's upcoming stance on interest rates.

The benchmark index saw modest gains at midday as investors positioned their portfolios ahead of the upcoming Overnight Policy Rate announcement.

Investor sentiment turned bearish on August 28 as massive declines in blue-chip counters weighed down the benchmark index.

Increased buying interest in banking and conglomerate shares helped Bursa Malaysia close higher amid a broader regional recovery.

The benchmark index recovered from mid-week volatility to post a modest gain despite lingering global economic headwinds.

The planned expansion of the flagship index aims to broaden market representation and dampen the volatility typically associated with portfolio rebalancing.

The KLCI rose 7.5 points on Tuesday as investors turned their attention to commodities, banking, and telecommunications stocks.

The FBM KLCI index dipped on August 13 following a period of selling in the oil and gas sector.
