（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

MARC Ratings Bhd sees a "slightly positive" price trend for palm oil going into 2024, with crude palm oil futures projected at between RM3,700 and RM4,100 per tonne from now till 2024.

MARC 'slightly positive' on palm oil going into 2024; sees CPO at RM3,700-RM4,100/tonne

Police have confirmed that Community Communications Department (J-KOM) assistant officer Abdul Wahab Abdul Kadir Jailani lodged a police report on Thursday regarding a video recording of a conversation involving an individual resembling the former director-general of J-KOM, Datuk Dr Mohammad Agus Yusoff and an agency staff member.

Police: J-KOM assistant officer Abdul Wahab lodges report

Oil was little changed on Thursday as investors remained cautious ahead of expected production cuts by the Opec+ group and as weaker-than-expected Chinese factory data underscored slowing growth in the world's second largest economy.

Oil inches up, all eyes on Opec+ meeting outcome

The FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI (FBM KLCI) recouped after a weak opening and finished in positive territory on Thursday thanks to late buying on Dialog Group Bhd, CelcomDigi Bhd and Nestle (M) Bhd stocks, a dealer said.

KLCI ends in positive territory on late buying

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim on Thursday received a courtesy call from Indonesian Defence Minister Prabowo Subianto at Seri Perdana, Putrajaya.

Anwar said various issues of mutual interests, including Malaysia-Indonesia bilateral ties and cooperation in defence and security, were discussed during the meeting.

PM receives courtesy call from Indonesian Defence Minister Prabowo

DUBAI/BRUSSELS/WASHINGTON (Nov 30): As global leaders gather in Dubai for the world’s UN climate conference, delegates hope to clinch an early victory on a disaster fund on Thursday, before the summit turns its focus to fossil fuels and other divisive topics.

COP28 summit opens with hopes for early deal on climate damage fund

(Nov 30): President Xi Jinping visited Shanghai for the first time in three years, putting a spotlight on China’s top financial center as investors look for policymakers to boost waning private sector sentiment and the technology sector.

Adding to the symbolism of the two-day trip, Xi w...

Xi’s first Shanghai visit since 2020 showcases tech, finance

Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group Inc named Toru Nakashima as chief executive officer, turning to an experienced insider to lead Japan’s second-largest bank following the death of his predecessor.

Sumitomo Mitsui taps Nakashima as CEO following Ohta’s death

The Philippines has raised US$1 billion (RM4.6 billion) from its maiden issue of sukuk or Islamic bonds, the country's treasury bureau said in a statement on Thursday.

Philippines raises US$1b from maiden sukuk issue

Six months after abandoning a hot China recovery trade, Taosha Wang is poised to dive back in.

Fidelity, Invesco preparing for revival in China’s beaten-up markets

Singapore and Zurich surpassed New York to become the&nbsp;world’s most expensive cities to live in this year, according to a new global survey.

Singapore, Zurich surpass New York to become world’s most expensive cities to live in — survey

The government released its Progressive Wage White Paper on Thursday, proposing to implement a pilot project between June and September next year that involves a selected number of companies that register to voluntary participate in it, with full implementation to be determined later.

Progressive wage to cover those with RM1,500-RM4,999 monthly salary, MNCs, GLCs exempted, White Paper proposes

Shares in Pharmaniaga Bhd fell in early trade on Thursday, after the pharmaceutical group proposed a regularisation plan that consists of a capital reduction exercise, renounceable rights issue of news shares plus private placement, to raise up to RM654.61 million to pare down debts.

Pharmaniaga slips on 3Q net loss, opaque outlook

Malaysia received nearly 1.5 million tourist arrivals from China and India during the first nine months of 2023 (9M2023), according to Tourism, Arts, and Culture Minister Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing.

Malaysia saw nearly 1.5 million tourists from China and India in 9M2023, says minister

KUALA LUMPUR (Nov 30): Shares in Supermax Corp Bhd fell 7.77% in the morning session on Thursday, after the glovemaker logged a net loss of RM2.05 million in the first quarter ended Sept 30, 2023 (1QFY2024), marking the group’s fourth straight loss-making quarter, as revenue shrunk amid weaker demand and persistent lower selling prices. Its quarterly loss narrowed from the preceding three quarters.

Supermax slides 7.77% after fourth straight loss-making quarter

Alliance Bank Malaysia Bhd saw its net profit rise 16.98% to RM185.33 million for the second quarter ended Sept 30, 2023 (2QFY2024), from RM158.42 million a year before, due to higher revenue and lower expected credit losses.

Alliance Bank's 2Q net profit up 17% to RM185m, declares dividend of 10.85 sen

Elon Musk, the billionaire owner of X, said the advertisers that had stopped spending on the platform due to his endorsement of an antisemitic post can “f——” themselves.

Elon Musk, slinging expletives, says advertiser boycott on X may kill it

Analysts lowered their target prices (TPs) for Axiata Group Bhd, after the telecommunications company’s net loss widened to RM797.41 million for the third quarter ended Sept 30, 2023 (3QFY2023), from RM52.4 million a year ago, mainly due to asset impairment and lower share of results from subsidiary CelcomDigi Bhd.

Analysts lower target prices for Axiata on wider 3Q net loss, frontier market risks

KUALA LUMPUR (Nov 30): The revival of several mega infrastructure projects has provided the much-needed impetus to the Malaysian construction sector, driving the construction stocks index on Bursa Malaysia to a two-year high by&nbsp;20.74% year-to-date&nbsp;(as of Nov 27), as well as the industry to post stronger growth.

Revival of mega infrastructure projects sparks construction sector growth, sustainability at work

KUALA LUMPUR (Nov 30): Dissatisfaction over a government decision alone is not the basis to take the&nbsp;government to court, the High Court here remarked on Thursday.

KL-SG high-speed rail suit: ‘Mere dissatisfaction over govt decision alone not basis for legal action’

The Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) said it will not tolerate any non-compliance by capital market players, and will not hesitate to take criminal action against those involved in fraudulent activities.

SC will not hesitate to take criminal action against 'bad actors' in capital market, says chairman

KUALA LUMPUR (Nov 30): RGB International Bhd’s net profit&nbsp;for the third quarter ended Sept 30, 2023 (3QFY2023) jumped 20-fold to RM 26.07 million, compared to a net profit of RM1.08 million a year earlier.&nbsp;

RGB makes quantum leap with 3Q net profit of RM26.07 mil on sturdy sales

Grab-led GX Bank Bhd (GXBank) has officially launched its digital bank to Malaysians, making it the first of the five Bank Negara Malaysia licensees to do so.

GXBank now open to public

KUALA LUMPUR (Nov 30): Hong Leong Bank Bhd’s (HLB) net profit rose 4.93% to RM1.03 billion for the first quarter ended Sept 30, 2023 (1QFY2024) against RM981.41 million a year ago, on higher contributions from the bank’s associates and reversal of impairment losses.

Hong Leong Bank’s 1Q earnings up 5% on better associates’ contribution, reversal of impairment losses

TA Securities sees a positive outlook for Malaysia Airports Holdings Bhd (MAHB), against the backdrop of the pending signing of a new operation agreement (OA) and the announcement of the new passenger service charge (PSC) for 2024, and the impairment of receivables comprising mainly RM27.4 million from MyAirline&nbsp;suspension. &nbsp;

TA Securities upgrades MAHB to 'hold', raises target price amid strong recovery prospects

RHB Research has maintained its 'buy' recommendation and target price (TP) of 60 sen for Malaysia Marine and Heavy Engineering Holdings Bhd (MHB) following the latest contract win from Petrofac International (UAE) LLC.

Analysts maintain stances on MHB after contract win from Petrofac

KUALA LUMPUR (Nov 30): Gamuda Land unveiled on Thursday,&nbsp;its first hotel project, ASAI Gamuda Cove. The hotel is part of the 1,530-acre Gamuda Cove township development in Selangor and will be managed by Dusit Hotels and Resorts, the hotel arm of Thailand-based hotel and property development company Dusit International.

Gamuda Land unveils first ASAI hotel in Gamuda Cove

Padini Holdings Bhd's net profit for the first quarter ended Sept 30, 2023 (1QFY2024) fell 45.4% to RM26.67 million, from RM48.86 million a year earlier, due to a drop in the gross profit margin from 39% to 36%.

Padini's 1Q net profit falls 45% to RM26.7m, declares dividend of 2.5 sen

China’s most famous entrepreneur broke years of silence about Alibaba Group Holding Ltd with a call to arms for employees, following years of brutal government punishment and strategic missteps that cost the e-commerce pioneer its place as leader of the country’s tech industry.

Jack Ma returns to rally troops as Alibaba’s troubles deepen

The Dewan Rakyat approved the revised Control of Smoking Products for Public Health 2023 Bill through a voice vote on Thursday.

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