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Bursa ends marginally lower after volatile trading

FBM KLCI closes 4.52 points down at 1,607.59

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 27 Nov 2020 5:26PM

Bursa ends marginally lower after volatile trading
Volume on Bursa increased to 10.35 billion units worth RM5.47 billion at the close today. – November 27, 2020

KUALA LUMPUR – Bursa Malaysia ended broadly lower after going through volatile trading today driven by local and global economic developments, pushing investors to stay on the sidelines. 

At the close today, the benchmark FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI (FBM KLCI) was 4.52 points lower at 1,607.59 compared with yesterday's close of 1,612.11.

The index opened 3.09 points higher at 1,615.20 and moved between 1,605.68 and 1,618.68. 

On the broader market, gainers and losers were almost even at 621 to 604, respectively, while 407 counters were unchanged, 539 untraded and 88 suspended.

Volume increased to 10.35 billion units worth RM5.47 billion, from 8.88 billion units worth RM4.68 billion yesterday. – Bernama, November 27, 2020

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