Bursa Malaysia plans more activities


With the new proposed stamp duty fee structure, it will be more cost efficient to gain exposure to shares listed on Bursa Malaysia via an exchange-traded fund (ETF) rather than buying shares directly.

BURSA Malaysia, which is expected to see lower trading volume on higher stamp duty rates and the Cukai Makmur, will develop other products to make up for any loss in income.

With the new proposed stamp duty fee structure, it will be more cost efficient to gain exposure to shares listed on Bursa Malaysia via an exchange-traded fund (ETF) rather than buying shares directly.

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