Stocks on Bursa Malaysia ended
mixed in cautious trading yesterday with last-minute buying particularly in
plantation stocks and selected heavyweights helping to push the FBM KLCI to
positive territory. The key index swung between gains and losses as most
investors stayed on the sidelines on lack of fresh leads, and the local bourse
was also mirroring a weak trend across the region after Moody’s lowered the
European Union’s long-term rating to negative, adding fears over Europe’s debt
crisis. The FBM KLCI edged up 0.21 of a point to a new all-time high closing of
1,654.11, after fluctuating between 1,655.35 and 1,652.28. Losers led gainers
by 440 to 274, while 347 counters were unchanged. Total turnover dwindled to
1.34 billion shares worth RM1.42 billion from 1.49 billion shares worth RM1.68
billion on Monday. Read more
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