KUALA LUMPUR: Blue chips figured out how to clutch their increases at noontime on Friday on firmer unrefined petroleum cost, with SapuraKencana in center, as raw petroleum costs progressed in spite of the weaker ringgit.
At 12.30pm, the FBM KLCI was up 3.7 focuses or 0.22% to 1,682.5. Turnover was 1.19 billion shares esteemed at RM800.36mil. There were 400 gainers, 276 failures and 375 counters unaltered.
The ringgit debilitated against the US dollar to 4.0148 from 4.0045 and declined to 5.2073 against the pound sterling from 5.1892.
Malaysia's GDP extended at a slower pace of 4% in the second quarter, which was in accordance with market analysts' desires. The development was slower when contrasted and the main quarter.
Among the buyer stocks, Heineken rose 10 sen to RM18.50 and Nestle added eight sen to RM80.08. Be that as it may, F&N lost 20 sen to RM24.80 and BAT 14 sen to RM50.86.
HSS Engineers, which was recorded on Wednesday, added 1.5 sen to 66.5 sen in dynamic exchange.
Pos Malaysia continued its development, rising 10 sen to RM3.35 on crisp corporate news and the infusion of the logistics organizations by its significant shareholder DRB-Hicom.
KESM was the top gainer, up 14 sen to RM6.82 as the blaze in analyzer's prospects looked more playful after an uplifting standpoint for the semiconductor area.
Us light unrefined petroleum rose 39 pennies to US$43.88 and Brent climbed 29 pennies to US$46.33.
SK Petro shares and its warrants ascended in dynamic exchange line with the firmer unrefined petroleum costs and crisp news. The shares rose six sen to RM1.50.
Iris Corp added 1.5 sen to 16 sen after it won a US$42.49mil (RM170.37mil) contract to supply 2.5 million units of 32-page electronic travel permits (e-identifications) to Nigeria, more than three years.
Gas Malaysia propelled nine sen to RM2.50 after its 2QFY16 net benefit rose 15.7% to RM38.97mil on higher volume of gas sold.
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