Renewed advocacy tension expected for Malaysia’s stock market

(RTTNews) – Malaysia’s inventory market recovered on Thursday, a consultation after ending a five-day streak in which it earned more than 115 points, or 7. 5 percent. Kuala Lumpur’s composite index is now just above the 1590-point plateau. he is expected to return south on Friday.

Global forecasts for Asian market consolidation as coronavirus continues to spread in the United States and Europe, increasing fears of additional blockade measures. European and US markets have fallen and Asian stock markets are expected to remain tailor-made.

KLCI closed sharply upwards on Thursday after earnings from finance, plantations and industrialists, while rubber glove marks were soft.

During the day, the index rose 20. 70 issues or 1. 32% to close in 1590. 78 after trading between 1558. 71 and 1592. 28. The share volume was 16,556 million shares worth 5,876 million ringgits. There were 779 winners and 466 declinants.

The advantage of Wall Street is negative as major open averages have combined, but are heading south as the day progresses, ending firmly in red numbers.

The Dow Jones fell 317. 46 points, or 1. 08%, to finish in 29080. 17, while the NASDAQ dropped 76. 84 points, or 0. 65%, to finish at 1,1709. 59 and the S

The turbulent Wall Street trading came when investors expressed uncertainty about the short-term outlook for markets after primary averages reached new historical lows on Monday. They have since combined, as investors enter and exit generation and cyclical stocks.

Optimistic news of a coronavirus vaccine boosted the rally on Monday: the distribution of a potential vaccine is likely to face significant logistical challenges, preventing investors from making giant bets.

Crude oil futures fell on Thursday, as coronavirus cases continued in the United States and Europe raised energy demand considerations. West Texas Intermediate crude oil futures for December closed with a drop of $0. 33, or 0. 8 percent, to $41. 12 a barrel.

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