Maybank's share price rebounded 24 sen to close at RM8.34 and pushed the KLCI up 3.95 points
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia’s blue chips and the ringgit, both of which had come under intense selling pressure in recent weeks, had a slight reprieve on Tuesday.
The key FBM KLCI ended steadier in volatile trade, shored up mostly by gains in Maybank but investor concern would be if the worst is over… for now.
