Bursa Malaysia Securities would like to advise investors to exercise caution and to make informed decisions in the trading of XOX shares.

“Bursa Malaysia Securities will not hesitate to take appropriate regulatory action to ensure fair and orderly trading of XOX shares,”.

SHH Resources kena UMA today

ya sudah kena UMA isnin lepas

I'm not sure bro. maybe kot

Lay Hong also kena UMA today

Maybank IB Research expects foreign fund flows to remain volatile, with the US FFR “lift-off” being the main driver, in its last meeting for the year on Dec 15-16.

After being persistent net sellers of Malaysian equities since end-April 2015, foreign investors turned net buyers in the first three weeks of October, but reversed their position in the last week of the month.

http://www.thestar.com.my/Business/Busines...tile/?style=biz

KLCI had closed up 13.49 points or 0.81% to 1,677.56. Turnover was 2.79 billion shares valued at RM2.59bil. There were 521 gainers, 357 losers and 339 counters unchanged.

Stock market data showed foreign funds were net buyers at RM21.52mil while retailers were net buyers at RM1.44mil and local institutions net sellers at –RM22.96mil.

Bank Negara Malaysia decided to maintain the Overnight Policy Rate (OPR) at 3.25 percent

Moody's Assessment Of Malaysia's Political Risk Reflects Country's Creditworthiness

http://www.bernama.com/bernama/v8/bu/newsb....php?id=1189457

Bursa Malaysia Securities Bhd today issued an unusual market activity (UMA) query to both Sapura Resources Bhd (Sapres) and Ge-Shen Corporation (Geshen) due to a rise in price and volume of the companies' shares of late.

KLCI among least impacted from Paris attack fallout

At 5pm, the KLCI was down 2.91 points or 0.18% to 1,656 extending the decline from last week due to foreign fund selling.

Turnover shrank to 1.91 billion shares valued at RM1.69bil. There were 347 gainers, 597 losers and 308 counters unchanged.

+1

ASx & ASX is different all together

btw zamans98 lyn don't have it. only have Singapore & US markets

why don't u take the lead & start one Australian markets / stock thread

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KLCI was down 5.03 points or 0.3% to 1,656.50. Turnover was 2.41 billion shares valued at RM2.02bil. There were 400 gainers, 516 losers and 347 counters unchanged.

Late selling pressure saw the FBM KLCI weighed down by losses in Maybank, Petronas Gas and Tenaga Nasional shares.

Confidence among domestic investors is still holding up despite uncertainty caused by the goods and service tax and the challenging global economic environment, says RHB Research Institute.

Moving forward, RHB said private investments are projected to grow at a slower pace of 5.7% in 2016, from an expected 6.6% this year, in line with a slowdown in manufacturing investment approvals and as businesses face cash-flow issues in the face of delays in debt collection and a sharper drop in the ringgit.

"Investment growth, however, will likely continue to be supported by the implementation of projects under the various economic programmes," it added.

The international reserves of Bank Negara Malaysia amounted to US$93.9 billion (equivalent to RM417.2 billion) as at Nov 13, 2015, down 0.106% from US$94 billion that was recorded on Oct 30.

Bank Negara said the reserves are sufficient to finance 8.6 months of retained imports and are 1.1 times the country's short-term external debt.

It is not all doom and gloom for some sectors on Bursa Malaysia that have to deal with the weak ringgit and sluggish economy.

Several sectors have shrugged off such concerns such as the glovemakers and semiconductor players. Another such sector on Bursa Malaysia that has been sailing through the current choppy period is the plastic and packaging makers.

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Malaysia’s blue chips close higher on Monday, with the FBM KLCI up nine points, underpinned by gains in Tenaga Nasional, Maybank and Public Bank.

FBM KLCI closed up 9.01 points or 0.54% to 670.90. Turnover was 2.94 billion shares valued at RM1.93bil. There were 449 gainers, 474 losers and 343 counters unchanged.

The heavy trading was due to penny stocks including Genetec, which jumped 4.5 sen to 27 sen, prompting an unusual market activity query from Bursa Securities.

KLCI was up 6.13 points or 0.37% to 1,677.03, underpinned by gains in power giant Tenaga Nasional after the announcement of the sale of Edra to China Nuclear Power Corporation.

Turnover was 2.67 billion shares valued at RM2.39bil. Decliners beat advancers 573 to 373 while 311 counters were unchanged.

China General Nuclear Power Corporation (CGN) does not rule out a possible listing for Edra Global Energy Bhd in the medium term.

In a statement today, CGN said the company would welcome Malaysian investors into Edra at the opportune time.

It said the total asset value being transacted amounted to about RM17 billion, and CGN intended to further capitalise Edra for the successful delivery of the two major power development projects in Melaka and Kedah.

CGN Chairman He Yu said the company has total assets amounting to more than US$65 billion, with several subsidiaries currently listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.

The company has also invested in power projects located in China, South Korea, Australia, the UK and France.