FBM KLCI to trend sideways


KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia's benchmark stock index is expected to continue moving sideways after failing to beat the recent high of 1,560, said Apex Securities Research.

The research firm also expects the lower liners to find stability following the recent pullback with investors searching for bargains amid the recently beaten-down counters.

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