KUALA LUMPUR: Genting Bhd, IHH Healthcare and UMW were the fundamental delays the FBM KLCI early Tuesday as key Asian markets withdrew after the overnight droop on Wall Street while unrefined petroleum costs were went under benefit taking.
At 9.30am, the KLCI was down 4.87 focuses or 0.29% to 1,664.63. Turnover was 220.33 million shares esteemed at RM91.91mil. There were 129 gainers and 208 washouts while 245 counters were unaltered.
Kenanga Investment Bank Research said the KLCI stopped its three-day rally to close beneath its 20-day and 100-day SMA pattern lines on Monday, as the decrease was in accordance with key markets.
"RSI and Stochastic pointer are additionally moving over to mirror the withdrawing bulls, suggesting a few headwinds resistance ahead for the benchmark list.
"With that, we see that the neighborhood bourse will probably combine inside 1,660-1,673 this week in the midst of the absence of crisp household impetus. Resistance level are topped at 1,680 (R1)/1,691 (R2), while backings are found at 1,662 (S1)/1,650 (S2)," it said.
Unrefined fates slipped in Asian exchange on Tuesday as financial specialists took benefits after costs climbed more than 3% in the past session.
US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) rough had fallen 38 pennies to US$45.55 a barrel by 0103 GMT, subsequent to rising US$1.45, or 3.3%, in the past session. Brent rough fates slipped 43 pennies to US$46.91 a barrel subsequent to quitting for the day, or 3.2%.
At Bursa, Genting Bhd fell 12 sen to RM7.99, IHH nine sen to RM6.34 while UMW lost seven sen to RM5.95.
Genting Plantations fell the most however with only 100 shares done, down 32 sen to RM10.66. Lafarge lost 15 sen to RM8.01, SWS Cap nine sen to RM1.17, Teck Seng warrants fell 8.5 sen excessively 92.5 sen and Tek Seng eight sen lower at RM1.19.
BAT was the top gainer, up 36 sen to RM49.94 with 400 shares done while Petronas Dagangan added 20 sen to RM23.60 and MAHB seven sen to RM6.70.
Teck Guan Perdana surged 31 sen to RM1.37, UEM Edgenta added 12 sen to RM3.37 and MyEG five sen higher at RM2.30.
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