REVIEW: Bursa Malaysia kicked off the new week on an easier note, with the FBM Kuala Lumpur Composite Index (FBM KLCI) dropping 0.16 point to 1,642.84, prolonging the previous two sessions' declines amid extended consolidation.
Trading was slow, as most investors adopted a cautious stance following a steep pullback in US markets overnight due to fresh concerns about the eurozone debt crisis after the European Central Bank said it would stop accepting Greek bonds as collateral.
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