Stocks on Bursa Malaysia closed lower yesterday due to lack of internal and external catalysts to spur demand for local stocks, as the recent third quantitative easing programme announced last week by the Federal Reserve to boost the US economy has given only minimal impact to the local bourse. The local market saw mild trading, as investors are still awaiting Budget 2013 plans to be announced on the 28th September. The FBM KLCI ended 2.62 points or 0.16% lower to 1,640.33 after opening 3.94 points higher at 1,646.89, and it hovered between 1,640.33 and 1,651.66 levels. Losers led gainers by 401 to 345 while 310 counters were unchanged. Total turnover was down to 843.273 million shares worth RM1.875 billion from 1.07 billion shares valued at RM2.07 billion last Friday....Read more
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