Published: Wednesday March 2, 2011 MYT 9:53:00 AM
Updated: Wednesday March 2, 2011 MYT 5:26:29 PM
FBM KLCI finishes day lower
KUALA LUMPUR:The FBM KLCI finished trade on Wednesday lower 0.20% or 2.96 points to 1,499.28 after some selling of key blue chips.
Asian stock markets also ended the day largely in the red after crude oil prices remained high at more than US$100 per barrel.
At Bursa,market breadth was negative with only 117 counters up while 796 finished lower.
Commodity-related counters led the losers list.
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Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Monday, February 28, 2011
KL shares slightly up on Monday
KL shares slightly up on Monday
Published: 2011/02/28
Share prices on Bursa Malaysia reversed its early losses in the midafternoon session, with the key FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI increasing 1.98 points to 1,491.25.
It had opened 4.13 points higher at 1,493.40 and had move to an intra-morning low of 1.474.38.
However, sentiments on the broader market remained weak.
Dealers said the market was able to rebound as investors bought into selected heavyweights including MISC, DiGi, Petronas Dagangan and Telekom Malaysia.
Telekom's shares advanced 14 sen to RM3.99 after the company said it planned a capital distribution to shareholders of about RM1.04 billion or 29 sen a share.
Market breath was negative with 228 gainers, 626 losers and 223 counters unchanged. A total of 1163.356 million shares worth RM2.04 billion were traded.
Among active counters, Tanco Holdings declined one and half sen to 38.5 sen, while Ho Wah Genting and Jotech were also down at 64.5 sen and 14 sen, respectively.
For heavyweights, Maybank also lost two sens to RM8.62, while CIMB fell one sen to RM8.06 and Sime Darby erased three sen to RM8.96.
Published: 2011/02/28
Share prices on Bursa Malaysia reversed its early losses in the midafternoon session, with the key FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI increasing 1.98 points to 1,491.25.
It had opened 4.13 points higher at 1,493.40 and had move to an intra-morning low of 1.474.38.
However, sentiments on the broader market remained weak.
Dealers said the market was able to rebound as investors bought into selected heavyweights including MISC, DiGi, Petronas Dagangan and Telekom Malaysia.
Telekom's shares advanced 14 sen to RM3.99 after the company said it planned a capital distribution to shareholders of about RM1.04 billion or 29 sen a share.
Market breath was negative with 228 gainers, 626 losers and 223 counters unchanged. A total of 1163.356 million shares worth RM2.04 billion were traded.
Among active counters, Tanco Holdings declined one and half sen to 38.5 sen, while Ho Wah Genting and Jotech were also down at 64.5 sen and 14 sen, respectively.
For heavyweights, Maybank also lost two sens to RM8.62, while CIMB fell one sen to RM8.06 and Sime Darby erased three sen to RM8.96.
Monday, February 14, 2011
Blue chips hold on to gains, KLCI up nearly 11 points as at 5pm.
Blue chips hold on to gains, KLCI up nearly 17 points in late afternoon
Malaysia Sun
Monday 14th February, 2011
(Source: The Edge Daily)
KUALA LUMPUR: Blue chips held on to their gains on Monday, Feb 14, as investors? sentiment was underpinned by the positive external data while the broader market reflected some optimism.
At Bursa Malaysia, the FBM KLCI rose 16.99 points to 1,511.51 as at 3.28pm.
Turnover was 1.39 billion shares valued at RM1.19 billion. Advancers beat decliners 526 to 237 while 267 stocks were unchanged. China's main stock index posted its best daily performance in two months on Monday, closing up 2.5% at an eight-week high, as talk of slower-than-expected inflation in January suggested to investors that more policy tightening could be postponed.
According to Reuters, traders said that consumer prices (CPI) may have risen 4.9 percent in the year to January, well below the consensus forecast of 5.3 perce... ...
Malaysia Sun
Monday 14th February, 2011
(Source: The Edge Daily)
KUALA LUMPUR: Blue chips held on to their gains on Monday, Feb 14, as investors? sentiment was underpinned by the positive external data while the broader market reflected some optimism.
At Bursa Malaysia, the FBM KLCI rose 16.99 points to 1,511.51 as at 3.28pm.
Turnover was 1.39 billion shares valued at RM1.19 billion. Advancers beat decliners 526 to 237 while 267 stocks were unchanged. China's main stock index posted its best daily performance in two months on Monday, closing up 2.5% at an eight-week high, as talk of slower-than-expected inflation in January suggested to investors that more policy tightening could be postponed.
According to Reuters, traders said that consumer prices (CPI) may have risen 4.9 percent in the year to January, well below the consensus forecast of 5.3 perce... ...
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Wednesday Feb 9, 2011--KLCI is down by 3.48 to close at 1536.07
KLCI is down by 3.48 points to close at 1536.07. There were 2.1 billion shares traded value at 2.6 billion ringgit. There were 347 risers and 493 losers, 286 counters unchanged and 260 counters not traded.
Regional markets also fall because China raise interest rate.
There is a report from Reuters on the issue of China raising interest rate as follows:
Wed Feb 9, 2011 3:48am EST
* Hang Seng slides 1.4 percent, property, banks weigh
* HSBC at 52-week high, short-selling picks up
* Commodity-related counters hit by profit-taking
(Updates to close)
By Vikram S.Subhedar
HONG KONG, Feb. 9 (Reuters) - Hong Kong shares slid on Wednesday, with the benchmark index falling below its 100-day moving average after China's second interest rate rise in just over six weeks prompted a selloff in developers and energy counters.
The Hang Seng Index fell 1.4 percent to its lowest close this year while Shanghai's main stock index closed 0.9 percent lower after mainland markets reopened after a week-long break for Lunar New Year.
China's central bank raised interest rates on the last day of the holiday and set the yuan mid-point for the day's trading in the currency against the U.S. dollar at a record high as it battles stubbornly high inflation.
"We expect further interest rate tightening from China for as long as they need to curb inflation, cool off asset markets, while at the same time maintaining a slow appreciation of the RMB," said Wilfred Sit, Head of Asia Pacific Investment Strategy at Mirae Asset Global Investments in Hong Kong.
"The recent moves by China will give more room for other Asian countries to raise rates and regional equity markets will react negatively to this."
Property, commodity-related and financial firms led the selloff in Shanghai on worries that higher borrowing costs could curb consumer demand for homes and new loans. The property sub-index fell 2.1 percent.
That weighed on developers in Hong Kong which have lagged the broader market this year after a strong second-half rally in 2010.
Hong Kong's property sub-index fell 2.4 percent and is down 2.7 percent this year compared with the Hang Seng's mild 0.6 percent gain.
Chinese developers in Hong Kong were hit the hardest with New World Development down 4.2 percent, while Sino Land Co slumped 4 percent. Local bellwether Sun Hung Kai Properties Ltd fell 2.4 percent.
Regional markets also fall because China raise interest rate.
There is a report from Reuters on the issue of China raising interest rate as follows:
Wed Feb 9, 2011 3:48am EST
* Hang Seng slides 1.4 percent, property, banks weigh
* HSBC at 52-week high, short-selling picks up
* Commodity-related counters hit by profit-taking
(Updates to close)
By Vikram S.Subhedar
HONG KONG, Feb. 9 (Reuters) - Hong Kong shares slid on Wednesday, with the benchmark index falling below its 100-day moving average after China's second interest rate rise in just over six weeks prompted a selloff in developers and energy counters.
The Hang Seng Index fell 1.4 percent to its lowest close this year while Shanghai's main stock index closed 0.9 percent lower after mainland markets reopened after a week-long break for Lunar New Year.
China's central bank raised interest rates on the last day of the holiday and set the yuan mid-point for the day's trading in the currency against the U.S. dollar at a record high as it battles stubbornly high inflation.
"We expect further interest rate tightening from China for as long as they need to curb inflation, cool off asset markets, while at the same time maintaining a slow appreciation of the RMB," said Wilfred Sit, Head of Asia Pacific Investment Strategy at Mirae Asset Global Investments in Hong Kong.
"The recent moves by China will give more room for other Asian countries to raise rates and regional equity markets will react negatively to this."
Property, commodity-related and financial firms led the selloff in Shanghai on worries that higher borrowing costs could curb consumer demand for homes and new loans. The property sub-index fell 2.1 percent.
That weighed on developers in Hong Kong which have lagged the broader market this year after a strong second-half rally in 2010.
Hong Kong's property sub-index fell 2.4 percent and is down 2.7 percent this year compared with the Hang Seng's mild 0.6 percent gain.
Chinese developers in Hong Kong were hit the hardest with New World Development down 4.2 percent, while Sino Land Co slumped 4 percent. Local bellwether Sun Hung Kai Properties Ltd fell 2.4 percent.
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Tuesday Feb 8, 2011---KLCI up 3.95 to close at 1539.55
Today KLCI was up 3.95 to close at 1539.55. There were 3.1 billion shares traded value at 2.7 billion, 506 counters were up and 379 counters down, 257 counters unchanged and 244 counters non-traded.
Among the top 10 counters were: Kbunai, Olympia, Muiind, Compugt, Iris, CNI, HWGB, Saag, Asiapac, Mulpha.
Among the top 10 counters were: Kbunai, Olympia, Muiind, Compugt, Iris, CNI, HWGB, Saag, Asiapac, Mulpha.
Monday, February 7, 2011
Monday Feb 7, 2011, KLCI is up by 3.78 to close at 1535.60
KLCI is up by 3.78 to close at 1535.60. There were 3.2 billion shares traded value at 2.6 billion ringgit. There were 567 counters up, 287 counters down, 240 counters unchanged, and 297 counters untraded.
Among the top 10 counters are: Iris, Kbunai, Talam, Saag, HWGB, Ramunia, Jotech, Daya.
Among the top 10 counters are: Iris, Kbunai, Talam, Saag, HWGB, Ramunia, Jotech, Daya.
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
KL Shares continue downtrend on Tuesday (Jan 25, 2011)
January 25, 2011 5 PM
BURSA MALAYSIA: KL Shares Continue Downtrend
At 5pm, the FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI was 16.54 points easier at 1,526.43.
TA Securities Head of Research Kaladher Govindan said profit-taking activities would continue this week ahead of the Chinese New Year celebration.
He said investors were cautious and remained sidelined following the lack of market-stimulating movements.
Blogger: There were 292 counters up and 511 counters down. The market is quite weak. It is not suitable for trading. The best is stay out at the moment.
BURSA MALAYSIA: KL Shares Continue Downtrend
At 5pm, the FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI was 16.54 points easier at 1,526.43.
TA Securities Head of Research Kaladher Govindan said profit-taking activities would continue this week ahead of the Chinese New Year celebration.
He said investors were cautious and remained sidelined following the lack of market-stimulating movements.
Blogger: There were 292 counters up and 511 counters down. The market is quite weak. It is not suitable for trading. The best is stay out at the moment.
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