KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 24 — Bursa Malaysia ended the trading week almost flat on weak sentiment, in line with most regional peers despite the upbeat Wall Street performance overnight,...
KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 24 — Bursa Malaysia ended the trading week almost flat on weak sentiment, in line with most regional peers despite the upbeat Wall Street performance overnight, said an analyst.
On the broader market, decliners led advancers 537 to 419, while 386 counters were unchanged, 893 untraded and 28 others suspended. As for active stocks, MY EG climbed five sen to 73.5 sen, Velesto went up 3.5 sen to 27.5 sen, Perdana Petroleum rose 1.5 sen to 19.5 sen, Sapura Energy was flat at 4.5 sen, and MTAG Group dipped 18 sen to 42.5 sen.
The Main Market volume increased to 2.27 billion shares worth RM2.17 billion from Thursday’s 2.21 billion shares worth RM1.91 billion.
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