KUALA LUMPUR: The FBM KLCI started on the backfoot despite Wall Street being spurred higher overnight on China's latest tariff reductions.
China's finance ministry said yesterday it will lower tariffs on products ranging from frozen pork and avocados to certain semiconductors next year as Beijing looks to boost imports amid a slowing economy and a trade war with the US.
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