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KUALA LUMPUR: Bursa Malaysia closed higher as easing crude oil prices helped stabilise investor sentiment following the recent equity sell-off.
Foreign investors also returned to Bursa Malaysia as net buyers for a fourth consecutive trading session through Friday, signalling a tentative recovery in overseas demand for local equities.
The ringgit, however, weakened against the US dollar to 4.0680.
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