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Malaysia Closing Bell on 22 July | IOICORP Was the Top Gainer of FBM KLCI
IOICORP was the top gainer, rising 0.26 percent to close at RM 3.860. The top loser was AXIATA, losing 3.80 percent to end at RM 2.530.
Malaysia Closing Bell on 19 July | SDG Was the Top Gainer of FBM KLCI
SDG was the top gainer, rising 4.65 percent to close at RM 4.500. The top loser was PETGAS, losing 1.73 percent to end at RM 18.200.
Malaysia Closing Bell on 18 July | PPB Was the Top Gainer of FBM KLCI
PPB was the top gainer, rising 2.46 percent to close at RM15.000. The top loser was PMETAL, losing 8.18 percent to end at RM 5.500.
Malaysia Closing Bell on 17 July | MRDIY Was the Top Gainer of FBM KLCI
MRDIY was the top gainer, rising 3.38 percent to close at RM 2.140. The top loser was YTL, losing 2.17 percent to end at RM 3.600.
Malaysia's Benchmark KLCI Likely to Test 1730 by End-2024
Malaysia's benchmark Kuala Lumpur Composite Index is likely to hit 1730 by end-2024, up from 1660 previously expected, supported by a P/E ratio of 16.5 times and projected earnings growth of 16%, says Kenny Yee, Rakuten Trade's head of research.
Policy reforms promote and attract foreign capital. Morgan Stanley: Incentives drive Malaysian stock market to bull market.
Jpmorgan is bullish on Malaysia's policy reforms which will promote economic development and attract increasing foreign investment, leading to sustainable growth in Malaysian stocks' upward momentum.
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