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The FBM KLCI closed nearly flat as cautious sentiment prevailed before a public holiday, with analysts eyeing corporate results and US monetary signals for momentum.
Kuala Lumpur's benchmark FBM KLCI climbed in early trading after Wall Street rallied on softer US employment figures that point to steady Fed policy.
The FBM KLCI opened lower Friday morning, dragged by foreign selling and profit-taking after recent gains, while traders await US employment data.
The FBM KLCI is projected to trade between 1,710 and 1,740 next week as corporate results season kicks off and institutional buyers return to the market.
Kuala Lumpur's benchmark index slipped in early trading Thursday as US central bank policy pause ripples through Asian markets
Kuala Lumpur's benchmark index fell in early trading Friday, pressured by rising crude prices and weakness in US technology stocks that dampened regional risk appetite.
Kuala Lumpur's benchmark held psychological support near 1,700 while crude spiked on Red Sea tanker incidents and Iran tensions
The FBM KLCI recovered modestly after three sessions of losses, lifted by oil-linked equities while cautious sentiment persists across regional markets
Kuala Lumpur's benchmark index declined 0.52 percent as Middle East tensions and rising crude prices triggered a wave of selling across regional markets.
Kuala Lumpur shares fell half a percent Wednesday, with profit-taking and West Asia tensions dampening appetite despite signs of underlying market strength.
