Business

Bursa stays in red at mid-afternoon

FBM KLCI falls 19.56 points to 1,585.19 at 3pm

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 19 Nov 2020 4:07PM

Bursa stays in red at mid-afternoon
Total volume on Bursa stands at 6.79 billion shares worth RM2.78 billion this mid-afternoon. – Facebook pic, November 19, 2020

KUALA LUMPUR – Bursa Malaysia remained in the red at mid-afternoon, as selling activities that emerged in selected consumer products and financial services counters put further pressure on the local index.

At 3pm, the benchmark FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI fell 19.56 points to 1,585.19 after opening 8.96 points weaker at 1,595.79.

On the broader market, losers outpaced gainers 687 to 432, while 448 counters were unchanged, 603 untraded and 28 suspended.

Total volume stood at 6.79 billion shares worth RM2.78 billion.

Among the heavyweights, Maybank slipped 22 sen to RM8.01, Public Bank declined 66 sen to RM18.40 and Top Glove erased 12 sen to RM6.89.

Tenaga Nasional Bhd, meanwhile, added eight sen to RM11.34, and Petronas Chemicals rose three sen to RM6.78. – Bernama, November 19, 2020

Related News

Business / 2mth

Tycoon Vincent Tan trims BCorp stake further in RM115m share sale

Malaysia / 5mth

Two factors contributed to lower EPF dividends this year – CEO

Business / 2y

SC, Bursa Malaysia pledge speedier IPO approvals in 3 months for main, ACE markets

Business / 2y

Bursa opens slightly lower amid heightened Wall St volatility

Business / 2y

Bursa Malaysia opens lower on lack of fresh leads

Business / 2y

Bursa Malaysia lower in early trade amid Middle East conflict

Spotlight

Malaysia

Elderly man admits to hitting neighbour with iron rod

Malaysia

Body found at KLIA2 in tyre storage compartment of aircraft from Japan

Malaysia

Factory operator faces rape, unnatural sex charges involving polytechnic student

Malaysia

Ismail Sabri granted RM300k bail after pleading not guilty to asset declaration charge

By Alfian Z.M. Tahir

Malaysia

Sunway Lagoon ride halted as safety probe seeks to protect public - DOSH

Malaysia

Malaysia ready to deploy military expertise for Nepal flood relief, says Defence Minister

Malaysia

Violence in Thailand: Visitors drop by almost 50 per cent

By Ian McIntyre

You may be interested

Business

Oil slides as Iran-Oman Hormuz talks raise hopes of easing tensions

Business

Moves in major US stock indices could spill into currency and gold markets

By Alfian Z.M. Tahir

Business

K8 Cargo: Company still in limbo, claims CEO

Business

Robo.ai Inc announces appointment of new independent director

By Alfian Z.M. Tahir

Business

Asia-Pacific growth set to slow as tariffs, geopolitical risks raise economic pressure

Business

Oil falls for fourth day as Hormuz supply fears ease