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KLCI: 1,754.42 (+9.47 pts)
DOW: 20,701.50 (+150.52 pts)
MSCI ASIA Pac (MXAP): 149.02 (+1.50 pts)
FCPO: RM2,707 / MT (+12)
BRENT: US$51.33 / bbl (+0.58)
USD: 4.414 (0.000 pts)
SGD: 3.168 (+0.004 pts)
EUR: 4.796 (+0.009 pts)
GBP: 5.561 (+0.020 pts)
US: 10-yr yield (+0.04 to 2.42%)
BNM: 10-yr yield (+0.03 to 4.10%)
US: US stock markets rebounded positively as consumer confidence index hit 125.6 (highest level in 17 years), coupled with a rebound in crude oil prices after OPEC officials commented that the production cut measures might be extended into second half of the year (decision to be made on 25th May).
Asia: Asian stock markets cheered positively amid bargain hunting activities after US dollar recovered, as investors accepted the fact on the withdrawal of healthcare bill.
Bursa Malaysia: Share prices on Bursa Malaysia rebounded on a stronger note, snapping a four-day decline; the FBM KLCI gained 0.54% to 1,754.42 pts. The FBM KLCI formed a flag breakout.
Outlook: With the Dow rebounded further above 20,500, snapping an eight-day decline supported by energy stocks and better consumer data, the Dow could revisit the resistance around 21,000 with gradual buying interest. Similarly, the Malaysia's stock market is likely to trade in tandem with the positive sentiments abroad; the FBM KLCI may retest the 1,760 resistance level. On the broader market, oil and gas stocks may gain interest amid recovering oil prices. Meanwhile, Britain’s Theresa May to trigger Brexit with the European Union on March 29 by invoking Article 50, which may send mild cautious tone to the markets
for your morning read if you are feeling jittery. continue sailing!DOW: 20,701.50 (+150.52 pts)
MSCI ASIA Pac (MXAP): 149.02 (+1.50 pts)
FCPO: RM2,707 / MT (+12)
BRENT: US$51.33 / bbl (+0.58)
USD: 4.414 (0.000 pts)
SGD: 3.168 (+0.004 pts)
EUR: 4.796 (+0.009 pts)
GBP: 5.561 (+0.020 pts)
US: 10-yr yield (+0.04 to 2.42%)
BNM: 10-yr yield (+0.03 to 4.10%)
US: US stock markets rebounded positively as consumer confidence index hit 125.6 (highest level in 17 years), coupled with a rebound in crude oil prices after OPEC officials commented that the production cut measures might be extended into second half of the year (decision to be made on 25th May).
Asia: Asian stock markets cheered positively amid bargain hunting activities after US dollar recovered, as investors accepted the fact on the withdrawal of healthcare bill.
Bursa Malaysia: Share prices on Bursa Malaysia rebounded on a stronger note, snapping a four-day decline; the FBM KLCI gained 0.54% to 1,754.42 pts. The FBM KLCI formed a flag breakout.
Outlook: With the Dow rebounded further above 20,500, snapping an eight-day decline supported by energy stocks and better consumer data, the Dow could revisit the resistance around 21,000 with gradual buying interest. Similarly, the Malaysia's stock market is likely to trade in tandem with the positive sentiments abroad; the FBM KLCI may retest the 1,760 resistance level. On the broader market, oil and gas stocks may gain interest amid recovering oil prices. Meanwhile, Britain’s Theresa May to trigger Brexit with the European Union on March 29 by invoking Article 50, which may send mild cautious tone to the markets
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