REVIEW: Bursa Malaysia got off the week on a steadier note, with the bellwether FBM Kuala Lumpur Composite Index (FBM KLCI) rising 0.85 point to 1,864.19, rebounding from a two-day losses on bargain-hunting interest.
Business was robust while blue-chips led advances amid support from the big funds. Elsewhere, lower liners were firmer on greater participation from retail investors, ignoring the Dow’s retreat, as growing geopolitical tensions and concerns about Argentina’s debt default continued to weigh on Wall Street.