THE FBM KLCI ended the year on a weak note amid a lack of catalysts to boost investor sentiment.
Closing at 1,454.66 points yesterday, the benchmark index, made up of 30 largest companies by market capitalisation, was down by a total of 40.83 points, or 2.73%, since the start of January this year.
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Rising numbers: Travellers are pictured at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport. MAHB is a prime beneficiary of the rebound in the tourism and aviation sectors.
Big money: Workers in action at a drilling rig in the United States. The narrow range of oil prices will spur capex spending from global oil majors. — Bloomberg
Earnings growth: A view of Resorts World Genting. Genting Highlands is a prime beneficiary of an expected surge in tourist arrivals.
Revenue boost: An aerial view of the construction of a rail bridge for the RTS. EITA has secured jobs for two parcels at the depot and stations from the RTS elevator project.
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