Strategic Moves in a Dynamic Market
$SUNWAY(5211.MY)$ is strategically leveraging its exposure to Johor’s booming property market and the rapidly expanding datacentre sector in Southeast Asia. The datacentre market, projected to grow by USD 3.69 billion at a CAGR of 6.6% from 2023 to 2030, is driven by the adoption of multi-cloud solutions, IoT applications, and digital transformation initiatives. With the rise of 5G technology...

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### Key Indicators:
1. **Current Price and Volume:**
- **Current Price:** 131.380 USD (up 2.48%)
- **Volume:** 287.02M (significant trading volume)
2. **Key Levels:**
- **High:** 133.820
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Malaysian stocks look forward to victory in the second half of the year
Special Report: Yang Huiping @pingggg
Driven by the AI-driven data center boom, Malaysian stocks performed quite well in the first half of the year. The FTSE Composite Index rose 9.31% in half a year, making investors laugh hehe.
And in a rapidly changing market, how can investors seize opportunities in the second half of the year? Are Malaysian stocks in the second half of the year still driven by data center concepts? What other topics and areas can stand out?
To this end, “Nanyang Commercial Daily” read the investment outlook reports of major investment banks for the second half of the year, sorted out the six major investment themes, and let's take a look at where the investment opportunities for the second half of the year fall.
After years of sluggishness and favorable factors, Malaysian stocks are expected to prosper until next year
Looking back at the first half of the year, with the recovery of the industrial industry, the boom in artificial intelligence (AI) and data centers, healthy domestic economic growth, and stable corporate profits, Malaysian stocks reversed years of sluggishness and achieved a strong rebound.
As of the end of June this year, $FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI Index(.KLSE.MY)$The FTSE Composite Index rose by about 9.3% and performed quite well in the region.
Now, in the second half of the year, whether Malaysian stocks can continue to rise has become what investors are most concerned about.
Research analysts at Dahua Jixian believe that the gains in the first half of the year were due to strong domestic liquidity, because the composite index also rose 7.0% after the first 5 months of continuous foreign capital withdrawal.
Next, given the Federal Reserve's shift to a dovish attitude in the second half of the year...

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