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Market Daily Report: Selective Buying Of Defensive Stocks Lifts Bursa Malaysia Higher At Close

 KUALA LUMPUR, July 29 (Bernama) -- Bursa Malaysia rebounded to close higher on Wednesday on selective buying of defensive stocks after a volatile trading session. IPPFA Sdn Bhd director of investment strategy and country economist Mohd Sedek Jantan said consumer products and services stocks lifted the key index higher, overcoming lingering geopolitical concerns. At 5 pm, the FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI (FBM KLCI) rose 3.08 points to 1,715.56 from yesterday’s close of 1,712.48. The benchmark index, which opened 1.91 points higher at 1,714.39, moved between 1,710.79 and 1,720.59 during the day’s trading. In the broader market, gainers outstripped decliners 550 to 476, while 612 counters were unchanged, 1,129 untraded, and 48 suspended. Turnover rose to 2.96 billion units valued at RM2.48 billion from 2.94 billion units valued at RM2.56 billion on Tuesday.

【BNM降息!谁是赢家?】马来西亚银行股该关注哪几家?

马来西亚国家银行( BNM )意外采取 预防性措施 ,将隔夜政策利率( OPR )下调  25个基点至2.75% ,为自2023年以来的首次降息。 尽管这可能对银行的净利息收益率( NIM )带来1%-4%的负面影响, Kenanga 投行依然维持“增持”评级(Overweight) ,并指出—— 这不是撤退信号,而是“抄底”信号。 投资者必读重点: 低利率下的银行韧性 尽管息差受压,但 银行资产质量仍然稳健 (行业不良贷款率 GIL < 1.5%),而且整个银行板块 2025年盈利预期增长仍达3%-4% 。 此外,目前行业的股息收益率高达  5%-6% ,在不确定的市场中提供稳定回报。 估值接近历史低点 Kenanga 指出,银行板块当前估值处于过去10年历史区间的**-1标准差附近(PBV)**,意味着下行空间有限,一旦经济信心恢复,反弹空间值得期待。 三大首选银行股: AMBANK (目标价 RM6.90) 专注提升股东回报率(ROE),并拥有 6%左右的高股息率 ,资本充足率(CET-1)达15%。 CIMB (目标价 RM7.90) 此前因印尼业务疑虑被超卖,现估值吸引, 高达6%的股息率 ,一旦外国投资者回流,具备反弹潜力。 MAYBANK (目标价 RM12.00) 作为行业龙头,资产质量优异(GIL 1.27%),具备 规模与稳定性优势 ,是中长期投资者的首选。 谁受压?谁受益? ✅ 以零售贷款为主的银行 (如 PBBANK、HLBANK)可能面临更大息差压力。 ✅ 活期储蓄占比较高的银行 (如 CIMB、AMBANK、BIMB)能更好抵御利率下行。 ✅ 定息贷款为主的 MBSB 与 AEONCR  有望受益于融资成本下降。 市场是否低估了银行? Kenanga 模拟数据显示,市场当前仅计入  3.5%的贷款增长率 ——几乎回到了疫情低谷水平。 但现实中, 消费需求稳定、信贷质量健康 ,这种悲观看法并不合理。 投资建议: 维持增持评级(Stay Overweight) BNM 的降息更多反映了对外部风险的预判,但马来西亚银行业基本面依然强劲。 投资者应专注于: ✅  高股息、资本稳健、具扩张能力  的银行, ✅ 把握长期价值投资机会。 📢 关注我们 @MoneyMaster,获取更多每...

BNM Cuts Rates! Who Wins? The Banks to Watch After the Surprise OPR Decisio

 Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) has taken a  surprise pre-emptive step , cutting the Overnight Policy Rate (OPR) by 25 basis points to  2.75% . While this may slightly dent bank earnings (1%-4% hit to net interest margins), analysts at Kenanga maintain an  OVERWEIGHT rating  on the Malaysian banking sector—and here's why that’s a buying signal, not a warning. Key Takeaways for Investors: Resilience in a Lower-Rate Environment Despite the NIM compression,  asset quality remains strong  (industry GIL <1.5%), and the sector still expects  earnings growth of 3-4%  in 2025. Sector dividend yields of  5%-6%  also add to the cushion, offering reliable income in uncertain markets. Valuation Bottoming Out Kenanga notes that sector valuations are near historical troughs (at -1SD PBV within a 10-year band). That implies limited downside and  room for upside  if economic sentiment recovers. Top Bank Picks Kenanga’s  high-convictio...

AmBank expects USD/MYR to trade a tighter range of 3.968 to 4.078

A forex report by AmBank said that it expects the USD/MYR to trade a tighter range of 3.968 to 4.078 on shorter trading days due to Hari Raya holidays, gridlock formation in oil prices and depreciation pressure on CNY. Ringgit Last week, USD/MYR broke key supports of 50- and 100-day MA to close below 4.00 level. It was impressive follow a rather downtrend after the Brexit but the pair has rebounded strongly after that. The currency pair was the second best performing currency with a 2.30% gain against US dollar due to declining 1-month volatility, reduced expectation of higher US rates and declining cross SGD/MYR below psychological level of 3.00.  This week, we envisage the pair to trade in a tighter range of 3.968 to 4.078 on shorter trading days due to Hari Raya holidays, gridlock formation in oil prices and depreciation pressure on CNY. Chart wise, RSI continued to head south, and along with widening MACD gap, it suggests that the currency pair is likel...