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FBM KLCI - likely to extend consolidation with an upward bias

25 January 2012
KLCI_20120120KLCI_20120120wkStocks on BURSA Malaysia closed higher last Friday on good buying momentum as investors found bargains in heavyweight counters despite some profit-taking ahead of the extended weekend. Sentiment was lifted by a bullish regional performance after overnight gains on Wall Street and solid demand for Spanish and French bonds. The market was closed on Monday and Tuesday for the Chinese New Year celebrations. The FBM KLCI rose 5.85 points or 0.39% to 1,522.66 after opening 1.33 points higher at 1,518.14. Week-on-week, the key index lost 0.41 point from previous Friday’s 1,523.07. Market breadth was positive with gainers led losers by 512 to 249. Turnover was lower with 1.65 billion shares worth RM1.49 billion changed hands compared with 1.94 billion shares worth RM1.62 billion on Thursday. Total weekly volume declined to 7.96 billion shares worth RM7.86 billion from 8.6 billion shares worth RM8.5 billion last week.
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FBM KLCI - flat in mixed market

20 January 2012

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Stocks on Bursa Malaysia closed mixed yesterday on mild profit-taking ahead of the long Chinese New Year weekend. However, losses were limited amid investor interest in smaller cap stocks. The market was supported by improved risk appetite after the International Monetary Fund said it was planning a large expansion in its lending pool to safeguard the global economy against the worsening Euro-zone debt crisis. The FBM KLCI ended 0.57 point lower at 1,516.81 after opening 1.58 point lower at 1,515.80. Gainers led losers by 378 to 370 while 325 were unchanged. Turnover increased to 1.936 billion shares valued at RM1.618 billion as compared with Wednesday’s 1.490 billion shares worth RM1.599 billion.

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FBM KLCI - continued its uptrend

13 January 2012

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Stocks on Bursa Malaysia closed steadier yesterday despite the softer performance of other Asian markets following the weaker Japan trade data and China's inflation data. The market moved within a narrow trading range due to a dearth of fresh market leads, as investors are awaiting the outcome of the Spanish debt sales as well as the interest rates announcement by the European Central Bank and the Bank of England. The FBM KLCI ended 3.27 points or 0.21% firmer at 1,525.56. Losers led gainers by 418 to 351 while 339 counters were unchanged. Turnover dipped to 1.515 billion shares worth RM1.579 billion from 1.910 billion shares valued at RM1.941 billion on Wednesday.

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FBM KLCI - closed almost unchanged

12 January 2012

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Stocks on Bursa Malaysia ended steadier yesterday with investors nibbling in lower liners and penny stocks. The FBM KLCI inched up 0.3 point to end at 1,522.29 after trading in a narrow range. Gainers led losers by 437 to 385 while 300 counters were unchanged. Turnover rose to 1.910 billion shares worth RM1.941 billion from 1.858 billion shares valued at RM1.872 billion.

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