MIDCAP-"Dogs of the index" beat FTSE Bursa Malaysia in 2011


KUALA LUMPUR: "Dogs" of the FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI Index -- the top 10 dividend-yield stocks as of the start of 2011 -- have risen by an average of 12.8 percent while the broader index rose about 0.75 percent, data from Thomson Reuters shows.

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