Bursa Malaysia tracks negative global sentiment


KUALA LUMPUR: The domestic market was a sea of red on Tuesday, tracking US stocks lower as geopolitical tensions and surging US Treasury yields sapped the risk appetite for equities.

The FBM KLCI dropped 1.45 points to 1,541.08 at the start of trading, reflecting the weak investor sentiment that is pressuring global markets.

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