PETALING JAYA: Liquidity will be key as to how Bursa Malaysia performs in 2025, alongside positive fundamentals such as sustained growth in the economy and corporate earnings.
The strong rise in the local benchmark, the FBM KLCI, for nine months of the year to a high of 1,684 points in late August, gave way in November after foreign funds turned net sellers in the final quarter of the year (4Q24), as market expectations about macro fundamentals changed significantly ahead of Donald Trump’s return to the White House following his election win.
