（吉隆坡5日讯）截至早盘休市，富时隆综指收窄了部分跌幅，但看起来可能会继续保持黯淡。

截至中午12点30分，富时隆综指跌5.50点，至1807.26点。稍早前，综指一度滑落至1802.73点低位。

下跌股465只，上升股284只，另有1124只无起落。成交量15亿股，值11亿2000万令吉。

下跌股包括Nestle (M) Bhd、Supermax Corp Bhd、Petronas Dagangan Bhd、Dutch Lady Milk Industries Bhd、Hong Leong Financial Group Bh...

马股收窄跌幅 料保持低迷

（吉隆坡20日讯）马股跟随大多区域股市走升，今日休市时上涨。

截至中午12时30分，富时隆综指涨2.34点，暂挂于1,741.29点。综指盘中一度跌挫至早盘低位1,736.40点。

上升股有363只，下跌股为345只，另有397只股无起落。马股半日一共有13亿2000万股易手，成交值达8亿2520万令吉。

上升股为 British American Tobacco (M) Bhd、ViTrox Corp Bhd、SCC Holdings Bhd、Scientex Bhd、Hong Leong Financial Group Bh...

马股随区域股市上涨

（吉隆坡19日讯）马股今日休市收复部分跌势，惟大市依然看跌。

截至中午12时30分，富时隆综指跌1.54点，暂挂于1,739.06点。综指盘中一度跌挫至早盘低位1,735.73点。

下跌股有605只，上升股为185只，另有339只股无起落。马股半日一共有15亿2000万股易手，成交值达7亿9862万令吉。

最大下跌股有 Petronas Gas Bhd、Malaysian Pacific Industries Bhd、Panasonic Manufacturing Malaysia Bhd、Rapid Synergy Bhd、A...

马股收复部分跌势 大市依然看跌

（吉隆坡18日讯）马股今日休市回吐部分涨幅，归因于区域股市回跌。

截至中午12时30分，富时隆综指扬4.74点，暂挂于1,738.67点。综指盘中一度攀升至早盘高位1,741.51点。

上升股有501只，下跌股为310只，另有360只股无起落。马股半日一共有14亿9000万股易手，成交值达10亿令吉。

最大上升股为 Malaysian Pacific Industries Bhd、Ajinomoto (M) Bhd、British American Tobacco (M) Bhd、PPB Group Bhd、Fraser &am...

马股回吐部分涨幅 区域股市回跌

（吉隆坡17日讯）马股今日跟随区域股市走势，休市时扭转跌势重返正值区，半日小幅上涨。

截至中午12时30分，富时隆综指涨3.84点，暂挂于1,734.83点。综指盘中一度跌挫至1,729.13点的早盘低位。

上升股有382只，下跌股为354只，另有378只股无起落。半日成交量达15亿6000万股，成交值达6亿6923万令吉。

最大上升股为 Ajinomoto (M) Bhd、Nestle (M) Bhd、TAHPS Group Bhd、JHM Consolidation Bhd、Fraser & Neave Holdin...

马股扭转跌势 休市小幅上涨

（吉隆坡14日讯）全球投资者紧张不安，本地市场氛围保持利空，马股早盘依然处于下跌格局。

休市时，富时隆综指跌5.04点，报1733.14点。

下跌股达852只，上升股仅94只，另有251只无起落。成交量有20亿1000万股，值9亿5652万令吉。

主要下跌股包括Nestle (M) Bhd、Kuala Lumpur Kepong Bhd、Malaysian Pacific Industries Bhd、Tahps Group Bhd、British American Tobacco (M) Bhd、JHM Consolidati...

市场氛围利空 马股依然向下

（吉隆坡13日讯）马股今日休市跌破1,740点，因大马交易所的大部分指数皆下滑。

截至中午12时30分，富时隆综指跌5.55点，暂挂于1,738.53点。

下跌股多达660只，上升股182只，另有331只股无起落。马股半日一共有21亿4000万股易手，成交值达10亿7000万令吉。

最大下跌股为 Nestle (M) Bhd、Heineken Malaysia Bhd、Kuala Lumpur Kepong Bhd、HCK Capital Group Bhd、Genting Plantations Bhd、Malaysian P...

马股跌破1740点 大部分指数下跌

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