KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 20 — Bursa Malaysia has extended its downward trend at the opening on Monday due to the lack of catalysts.
The brokerage said investors might be on the lookout for transportations and logistics stocks on the back of the upward trend of the Baltic Exchange Dry Index. Among the heavyweights, Maybank and Axiata advanced four sen each to RM8.29 and RM3.95, respectively, TNB gained two sen to RM9.92, Petronas Chemicals and IHH Healthcare were flat at RM7.94 and RM6.70, respectively, while Public Bank shed three sen to RM4.03 and CIMB eased one sen to RM4.81.
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