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KUALA LUMPUR: Bursa Malaysia closed higher on Tuesday as global investors repositioned towards emerging markets ahead of the US midterm elections.
The key index rose more than two points to 1,621 at the closing bell.
On the currency front, the ringgit eased against the greenback at 4.0740.
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AI summary MP Rayer questioned why Zakir Naik hasn't been extradited and who pays for his luxury apartment and bodyguards.
AI summary SP Setia's unit has signed a build-and-lease agreement for a new international school in Bandar Kinrara, set to open in 2029.
AI summary Civil society groups urge a cross-party agreement for eight reforms before the 15th Parliament ends.
AI summary TNB is accelerating grid modernization with RM43 billion investments to meet rising demand and support renewable energy integration.
AI summary Global markets face growing risks from AI investments, rising debt, and geopolitical tensions, with investors showing caution.
AI summary Spain pledges to restore trust in high-speed rail after a deadly crash, announcing a 30-million-euro aid package.
AI summary Two Malaysian MPs urged stronger global action to end Myanmar's conflict and reduce refugee influx into Malaysia.
AI summary Maritime attacks in the Black Sea escalate, testing NATO's response as Russia denies targeting Ukraine's neighbors.
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