Rotational play, buoyant mood continue on Bursa


Plantation stocks, which had been slumbering for months, stirred on Tuesday and cheered slightly on the back of India resuming purchases of Malaysian palm oil. This ends the diplomatic row between the two countries.



PETALING JAYA: The rotational play and buoyant mood continued on Bursa Malaysia as investors reacted to selected positive earnings results and traders swapped sectors from construction back to technology and healthcare.

Ahead of a short trading week next week for the Hari Raya holidays, some caution has entered the market although the appetite for trading remained.

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