Bursa inches higher, follows Wall Street’s uptrend FMTNews FMTBusiness
KUALA LUMPUR: Bursa Malaysia opened marginally higher today, tracking Wall Street’s overnight uptrend, said an analyst.
“However, plantation stocks may continue to experience headwinds in view of the weakening crude palm oil price which had dipped to below RM3,500 per tonne,” he told Bernama. As for the actives, Bintai Kinden decreased 0.5 sen to 3 sen and Jade Marvel was flat at 28 sen, while Computer Forms increased 1 sen to 29 sen, Aimflex inched up 0.5 sen to 19 sen and SMRT added 2 sen to 70.5 sen.
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