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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.

FBM KLCI Slips 0.39% to 1,740.94 as Losers Outpace Gainers

Market Snapshot (Feb 26, 2026) FBM KLCI:  1,740.94 ( -0.39% ) FBM Mid 70:  -0.40% FBM Small Cap:  -0.90% FBM ACE:  -0.78% Total gainers:  367 Total losers:  746 Total trading value:  RM4.07 billion Market breadth was negative , with losers more than double gainers. Key Index Performance Despite the daily dip, the FBM KLCI remains up  3.62% year-to-date , while: FBM Mid 70:  +5.33% YTD FBM Small Cap:  +0.59% YTD FBM ACE:  -2.22% YTD Top Movers (FBM KLCI) Gainers Sunway Bhd  +1.88% AMMB Holdings Bhd  +1.68% Gamuda Bhd  +1.67% PETRONAS Dagangan Bhd  +1.46% Decliners Malayan Banking Bhd  -2.91% Telekom Malaysia Bhd  -3.74% MR D.I.Y. Group (M) Bhd  -4.35% YTL Corp Bhd  -2.04% Most Active Stocks Malayan Banking Bhd  – 68.6 million shares traded Aquawalk Group – 75.9 million shares Public Bank – 57.4 million shares Top Gainers by Value Sunway Construction Group Bhd  +RM0.35 PETRONAS Daganga...

Gap Gainers: Lucid Soars, Shinhan Streaks — Healthcare Takes a Breather

Top Gainers and Losers (Gap Ups & Downs) – July 17, 2025 Biggest Gap Ups: Lucid Group (LCID)  led the charge with a massive  +20.9%  jump. Auto stocks like  Li Auto (+4.6%)  and industrial players like  Snap-on (+4.1%)  also saw strong bullish gaps. Consumer staples like  PepsiCo (+4.5%)  made notable moves, showing strength beyond tech. Biggest Gap Downs: Abbott Labs (ABT)  declined  -2.6% , leading the day’s pullbacks. Other names like  Starwood Property (-2.1%)  and  Novartis (-1.3%)  also experienced notable gaps down. Lucid’s rally stole the spotlight, while healthcare names took a breather. Top Consecutive Gaps – July 17, 2025 Longest Bullish Streaks: Shinhan Financial Group (SHG)  posted an impressive  14-day  gap-up streak. Deutsche Bank (13 days)  and  British American Tobacco (11 days)  followed closely. Global banks and telecoms appear to be riding strong momentum. Lon...

“Story Stocks” Are Lighting Up 2025. But Will the Ending Be a Crash Landing?

In 2025, U.S. investors aren't just buying earnings — they’re buying  dreams . From AI to autonomous driving to next-gen healthcare, stocks with compelling narratives — but little to no profits — are  exploding . The rally is fueled by retail enthusiasm, social media buzz, and a fear of missing out on “the next Nvidia.” But as history shows, markets that run on momentum and dreams can turn into  nightmares  when sentiment shifts. Top Performers, Thin Profits Among the  top 10 gainers  in the Russell 3000 index this year,  most aren’t profitable . Aeva Technologies (AEVA)  is up  500%+ , despite reporting  four straight quarters of losses . OptimizeRx (OPRX)  tripled in value this year — but has only been profitable in one of the past four quarters. Fact:  45 of the top 50 stocks by YTD gains in the Russell 3000 posted at least  one quarterly loss  in the past year (FactSet). “A good story and a bit of price momentum h...

Malaysia Market Closes Higher; CDB Leads Gainers, Nestlé Falls

  Key Market Movements (Feb 26, 2025) FBMKLCI rose 1.32% to close at 1,588.710 , marking a strong session for Malaysian equities. FBM 70 gained 0.78% (17,003.340), while FBM SCAP edged up 0.22% (16,153.010). FBM Emas Index increased by 1.09% to 11,884.270. Top Gainers & Losers FBM KLCI Movers Top Gainer:   CDB (6947.MY) surged 3.18% to RM3.570. Top Loser:   Nestlé (4707.MY) fell 1.69% to RM88.480. FBM 70 Movers Top Gainer:   Padini (7052.MY) jumped 9.94% to RM1.770. Top Loser:   Penta (7160.MY) dropped 5.45% to RM3.120. Malaysia REITs Movers Top Gainer:   Sunway REIT (5176.MY) gained 2.15% to RM1.420. Top Loser:   IGB REIT (5227.MY) declined 1.02% to RM1.940. Most Active Stocks Maybank (1155.MY) saw high trading volume , rising  1.45% to RM8.750 , with a turnover of RM250.30 million. Summary: Malaysia’s stock market ended higher, with FBMKLCI up 1.32%. CDB led the gains, while Nestlé recorded the biggest loss on the index. Padini was the stron...

FBM KLCI Rises 0.19% to 1,668.82 on Sept 20, 2024

The FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI (FBM KLCI) increased by 0.19% , closing at 1,668.82 on Friday, September 20, 2024. Below is a summary of the performance of key Bursa Malaysia indices and the ringgit : FBM KLCI : Closed up 0.19% at 1,668.82 Ringgit : Showed stability, with minor fluctuations against major currencies Ringgit Performance: USD/MYR : 4.208 (YTD change: +9.19%) SGD/MYR : 3.2575 (YTD change: +6.77%) Top 10 Movers and Laggards on FBM KLCI: Top Gainers : YTL Corp Bhd : RM2.720 (+4.62%) YTL Power International Bhd : RM3.830 (+4.08%) SD Guthrie Bhd : RM4.720 (+2.16%) CIMB Group Holdings Bhd : RM8.440 (+1.81%) MISC Bhd : RM8.220 (+0.98%) Top Losers : Petronas Dagangan Bhd : RM18.960 (-1.04%) Axiata Group Bhd : RM2.500 (-1.19%) Maxis Bhd : RM3.920 (-2.00%) Petronas Chemicals Group Bhd : RM5.470 (-3.01%) CelcomDigi Bhd : RM3.670 (-3.42%) Top 10 Active (By Volume): Sime Darby Property Bhd : 135.77 million shares Top Glove Corp Bhd : 107.26 million shares Sunway Bhd : 74.79 million s...

Market Daily Report (05 Dec 2014)

It has been a rather frustrating week for Bursa Malaysia...the negative sentiments of the lower oil prices, weaker Ringgit has been very bad for FBM KLCI.  But there was some improvement today as the stock market close at 1749.37 points (+3.68 points/0.21% higher). It was a great relief as the benchmark open with a slight drop. The rebound is most likely due to the oversold in previous days.  Of course, many are still wary of the market and predict that the downtrend might continue with the oil price continued to be under pressure. It is also important to take note of the weaker ringgit against the USD, at 3.4698. On the other hand, most of the Asian counters rose slightly. China’s Shanghai Composite gained 1.32% while Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index advanced 0.71%. Here are the top gainers and top losers: Top Gainers Top Losers