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Market Daily Report: Bursa Malaysia Ends Nearly Flat As Construction Stocks Attract Buying

 KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 8 (Bernama) -- Bursa Malaysia closed almost flat on Tuesday as buying interest rotated away from index heavyweights towards smaller-cap construction stocks, with sentiment affected by geopolitical uncertainty, said an analyst. At 5 pm, the FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI (FBM KLCI) eased 0.39 of a point to 1,714.40 from Monday’s close of 1,714.79. The benchmark index opened 1.65 points lower at 1,713.14 and moved between 1,710.44 and 1,714.50 throughout the trading session. The broader market was almost evenly balanced, with decliners leading gainers 548 to 546, while 598 counters were unchanged, 1,107 were untraded and 25 were suspended. Turnover expanded to 4.13 billion units valued at RM3.14 billion from 3.60 billion units valued at RM2.45 billion on Monday.

Asian Tech Stocks Rebound After US Market Dips

Quick Summary: Asian tech shares bounced back early Thursday, tracking a recovery in US tech stocks after buyers stepped in during a late-session rebound on Wall Street.  Key Highlights Asian Tech Recovery: 2 gainers for every 1 decliner  in the MSCI Asia Pacific Tech Index. TSMC  gained  0.9%  after a sharp fall on Wednesday. Samsung Electronics  and  Advantest Corp  also rose. Nasdaq 100 futures  dipped slightly ( -0.1% ) after recovering off the day’s lows. Market Mood: Investors are cautious ahead of the  Jackson Hole Symposium , where  Fed Chair Powell  is expected to speak about inflation and interest rates.  Expert Views “Markets may be pricing in too much optimism about a Fed pivot,” said Kyle Rodda, Capital.com. “Tech needs to stay strong to avoid a broad sell-off,” warned Matt Maley, Miller Tabak.  US Market Snapshot Nasdaq 100  and  Magnificent Seven  tech stocks fell for the second and fourt...

Signs of Life in China’s Property Sector: Vanke, COLI Recovery in Focus Ahead of Earnings Week

  Key Takeaways for Investors: Vanke and COLI in the Spotlight:  China Vanke and China Overseas Land & Investment (COLI) are set to report earnings next week amid fragile signs of recovery in the property sector. While both face steep profit declines, analysts believe  large write-offs in 2024 may pave the way for a rebound  in 2025. 2024 Was Brutal:  Core earnings for China’s top 5 developers — including Vanke, COLI, China Resources Land, Longfor, and Greentown — are estimated to have  plunged 93% YoY , according to CGS International. Vanke is bracing for a  record RMB45 billion loss , its first annual net loss since listing in 1991. Why There’s Still Optimism:  Bloomberg Intelligence suggests that these deep losses could help clean up balance sheets, improve 2025 earnings, and open doors to  future equity financing , which is vital for liquidity.  Government policy support  remains a key factor, with more cities easing housing...