![]() Singapore's Straits Times Index fell 0.16% to 3,303.42, Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index slipped 1.71% to 20,529.49, and Japan's Nikkei 225 eased 0.21% to 27,473.10.ĪctivTrades trader Anderson Alves said Asian equities were caught in sideways trade on Tuesday, with traders positioning for the US Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) minutes on Wednesday. As such, we anticipate the KLCI to hover within 1,470-1,490 for the remainder of the week, with immediate support at 1,460, while resistance is at 1,500,” he said.īursa’s trading was also in line with key regional peers. “Nonetheless, we believe accumulation of stocks will persist on dips. Rakuten Trade Sdn Bhd vice-president of equity research Thong Pak Leng said the local market would see some headwinds amid the heightening global volatility. Turnover increased to 3.38 billion units worth RM1.85 billion, from Monday's 3.14 billion units worth RM2.14 billion.Ī dealer said trading on the local bourse was lacklustre while investors waited for the retabling of Budget 2023 on Friday. On the broader market, decliners outpaced gainers 621 to 316, while 382 counters were unchanged, 905 untraded, and 11 others suspended. ![]() The key index opened 0.65 of a point higher at 1,474.11, and moved between 1,471.85 and 1,477.36 throughout the trading day. KUALA LUMPUR (Feb 21): Bursa Malaysia ended marginally higher on Tuesday (Feb 21), as investors stayed on the sidelines, ahead of the retabling of Budget 2023 on Friday.Īt 5pm, the benchmark FBM KLCI had inched up 0.55 of a point or 0.04% to end at 1,474.01, compared with Monday's close at 1,473.46.
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