Malaysia's stock index at nine-month low


Net selling rose to RM297.10mil, the highest weekly attrition recorded in seven weeks. The estimates were based on transactions in the open market which excluded off market deals.

PETALING JAYA: An attempt by the FBM KLCI to surpass its year’s peak has resulted instead in a bout of persistent selling, pulling the benchmark index down close to a current nine-month low.

At yesterday’s close, the 30-stock gauge finished 0.32% lower at 1,714.42 points, making it possibly one of the region’s worst performers in a year, which has seen peers like the Indonesian and Philippines’ stock markets scaling to record highs.

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