Tough for Bursa Malaysia at opening of trade | Malay Mail

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KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 30 — Bursa Malaysia had a tough start today as early general election calls are growing stronger, leading to further selldown in the local market. As at 9.05am, the benchmark index TSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI (FBM KLCI) dropped 7.31 points to 1,487.89 after opening 0.89 of-a-point...

Political concerns send Bursa Malaysia tumbling from the very start. — Picture by Firdaus Latif

Losers overtook gainers 320 to 102, while 273 counters were unchanged, 1454 untraded and 80 others suspended.Energy emerged as the biggest laggard as it declined 1.34 per cent to 655.74 points as the benchmark Brent crude slipped to below US$40 per barrel.An analyst said the calls, which gained intensity yesterday, raised caution among investors that the 15th general election could be held early next year once the Covid-19 dust has settled.

On the technical forefront, the analyst said a bearing momentum is persistent in the local market with the benchmark KLCI expected to dip further down to test the level of 1,450 with the immediate resistance of 1,500.On the global front, the US presidential election on November 3 will also impact the market’s direction.

 

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