Tesla (TSLA) +2% Tesla shares bounced after a rough Monday, despite being down 36% in Q1 — the worst Q1 in company history. Investors are now eyeing its Q1 delivery report due Wednesday, with Street estimates hovering around 380,000 units . Analysts have been revising expectations lower amid backlash over Elon Musk’s role in Trump’s administration. Chinese EV Makers Up XPeng (XPEV) +1.6% : Delivered 33,205 vehicles in March — its fifth straight 30k+ month. NIO (NIO) +1.6% and Li Auto (LI) +1.4% also gained on strong March deliveries. Nvidia (NVDA) -0.6% Still under pressure after a 19.3% Q1 drop , its worst since 2022. Investor worries over AI spending, tech valuation, and trade tensions are weighing heavily. Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) -5% Fell after a Texas judge dismissed J&J’s third bankruptcy attempt to settle talc-related lawsuits via Chapter 11. PVH Corp (PVH) +18.9% Shares surged after Q4 earnings beat expectations ...
On March 26, 2025, the FBM KLCI closed at 1,518.05, up 0.29%, with Axiata ($6888.MY) leading the charge as the top gainer, surging 5.06% to RM1.870. The top loser for the day was YTL ($4677.MY), falling 1.91% to RM2.050.
Key Movers in FBM 70
In the FBM 70, Astro ($6399.MY) saw an impressive rise of 11.76%, closing at RM0.190, while Hibiscus ($5199.MY) led the losses with a 3.72% drop, ending at RM1.810.
Malaysia REITs
In the REITs sector, IGB REIT ($5299.MY) was the top performer, gaining 0.96% to close at RM0.525, while ALS REIT ($5269.MY) dropped 1.35%, closing at RM0.365.
Most Actively Traded Stocks
The most actively traded stock was CIMB ($1023.MY), climbing 0.57% to RM7.040, with a turnover of RM160.42 million.
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