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Bursa Malaysia opened higher but fell later due to cautious regional market sentiment and mixed US cues.
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KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 4 — Bursa Malaysia’s key index opened higher but retreated thereafter, tracking cautious sentiment across regional markets amid mixed overnight cues from Wall Street.
At 9.10 am, the FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI (FBM KLCI) decreased 3.13 points to 1,618.72 from yesterday’s close of 1,621.85.
In the broader market, losers led gainers 160 to 122, while 273 counters were unchanged, 2,206 untraded, and 10 suspended.
Turnover stood at 138.01 million units worth RM56.89 million.
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