KUALA LUMPUR, June 3 ― Bursa Malaysia continued to be in red in the morning session today as persistent selling was seen in more than half of the index-linked heavyweights, led by healthcare counters.
Overall, market breadth was positive with gainers surpassing losers 480 to 449, while 425 counters were unchanged, 788 untraded and 12 others suspended.As for healthcare-related counters, Hartalega lost 20 sen to RM8.72, IHH fell two sen to RM5.39, Top Glove eased seven sen to RM5.03, Supermax dropped eight sen to RM4.02, as investors preferred to stay on the sidelines following the escalating Covid-19 cases and await fresh catalyst, said an analyst.
However, the losses were capped by gains in Axiata and KL Kepong, with both bagging five sen and 12 sen to RM3.85 and RM22, respectively. Top gainers included Computer Form which soared 84 sen to RM3.64, Choo Bee Metal which added 22 sen to RM2.42 and SAM Engineering which bagged 15 sen to RM7.00.
Source: Healthcare Press (healthcarepress.net)
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