KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 2 — Bursa Malaysia ended the morning trading session lower, with the key index remaining below the 1,500-point level, dragged down by weak market sentiment.
The key index, which opened 2.79 points higher at 1,497.39, moved between 1,486.23 and 1,499.74 throughout the morning session. “Despite easing China’s regulatory crackdown concerns, sentiment in the market was affected by the latest developments on the local political landscape.
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