Blue chips crawled up at noontime on Monday, supported by additions in Axiata and CIMB however general exchanging was unstable as key Asian markets fell on stresses of a US loan fee climb.
At 12.30pm, the FBM KLCI was up 1.02 focuses or 0.06% to 1,688.70. Turnover was 1.05 billion shares esteemed at RM608.36mil. There were 278 gainers, 398 failures and 356 stocks unaltered.
Asian shares slipped and the US dollar pulled far from a week ago's lows on desires that a sign may rise up out of a Federal Reserve assembling this week in Jackson Hole, Wyoming that the US national bank is adapting to climb loan fees.
The dollar expanded increases against the yen and euro. The ringgit debilitated against the US dollar to 4.0328 from 4.0157 however solidified against the pound sterling to 5.2599 from 5.2762 and was at 2.9815 to the Singapore dollar from 2.9868. It solidified against the Euro to 4.5496 from 4.5500.
CIMB rose two sen to RM4.69 while Maybank and AmBank were level at RM8 and RM4.40, Hong Leong Bank and Public Bank lost two sen each to RM13.14 and RM19.80 while RHB Bank shed one sen to RM5.
Rough palm oil for third-month conveyance fell RM20 to RM2,558 per ton. FGV rose five sen to RM2.34, IOI Corp, Sime Darby and PPB Group were level at RM4.44, RM8.14 and RM16 separately yet KL Kepong lost 10 sen to RM23.54.
Concerning purchaser stocks, Berjaya Food bounced back on a cheery income viewpoint and BAT added 12 sen to RM50.10 however Dutch Lady fell RM1.16 to RM59.62 and Carlsberg lost 16 sen to RM15.04.
Lii Henn slipped 20 sen to RM3.18 on benefit taking. Its 2QFY16 net benefit grew 34.4% on-year to RM17.02mil on better US dollar conversion scale
With respect to telcos, Axiata rose three sen to RM5.76, Telekom one sen to RM6.81 while Maxis and Digi were level at RM6.26 and RM5.
Joined U-li bounced back 31 sen to RM4.31 after the late selldown. SAM edge dup nine sen to RM6.78.
Reuters reported oil costs fell on Monday as experts questioned forthcoming maker talks would get control over oversupply, saying that Brent would likely fall back underneath US$50 a barrel as August's more than 20% unrefined rally looks exaggerated. US light raw petroleum fell 43 pennies to US$48.09 and Brent lost 66 pennies to US$50.22.
Petronas Chemicals, Petronas Gas and Petronas Dagangan added two sen each to RM6.66, RM22.14 and RM23.52 individually and SK Petro was unaltered at RM1.59.
Among the key provincial markets,
Japan's Nikkei 225 rose 0.33% to 16,600.09;
Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index fell 0.33% to 22,860.96;
CSI 300 fell 0.64% to 3,343.61;
Shanghai's Composite Index lost 0.63% to 3,088.37;
Shenzhen Composite lost 0.74% to 2,029.49;
Hang Seng China Enterprise lost 0.77% to 9,531.94;
Taiwan's Taiex lost 0.92% to 8,951.58;
South Korea's Kospi slipped 0.65% to 2,042.92; and
Singapore's Straits Times Index fell 0.13% to 2,840.35.
Spot gold fell US$6.97 to US$1,334.50.
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