Malaysian market up


Britains Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne speaks at The Times CEO Summit in London, Tuesday June 28, 2016. The annual CEO Summit event hosted by The Times of London attracts political leaders along with business executives. (Neil Hall/ Pool via AP)

PETALING JAYA: The FBM KLCI rose to its highest in nearly a month, as the selling pressure by foreign investors tapered off in recent weeks following a resurgence in optimism in the markets recently.

The benchmark index closed up 8.62 points to 1,654.84 points yesterday with a turnover of one billion shares, worth RM1.22bil.

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