KUALA LUMPUR: The FBM KLCI opened higher on Monday, Sept 27 in line with the gains at key regional markets after Wall Street jumped sharply last Friday on a rebound in US business spending.
At 9.05am, the benchmark index was up 6.40 points to 1,457.59, lifted by gains including at KLK, Genting, DiGi, Tenaga and CIMB.
Gainers led losers by 166 to 28, while 73 counters traded unchanged. Volume was 78.54 million shares valued at RM30.1 million.
Among the early gainers, KLK was up 14 sen to RM17.06, Top Glove added 12 sen to RM5.41, Genting rose 10 sen to RM9.85 while DiGi, Tenaga, CIMB and Supermax gained eight sen each to RM24.08, RM9, RM8.17 and RM4.07, respectively.
Among the decliners were BAT, DFZ Capital, PPB, MISC, YTL and Gopeng.
Karambunai was the most actively traded counter after it said last Friday that it had not submitted any official proposal to the government about an integrated resort in Sabah, The stock fell five sen to 13 sen with 25.73 million shares done.
At 9.05am, the benchmark index was up 6.40 points to 1,457.59, lifted by gains including at KLK, Genting, DiGi, Tenaga and CIMB.
Gainers led losers by 166 to 28, while 73 counters traded unchanged. Volume was 78.54 million shares valued at RM30.1 million.
Among the early gainers, KLK was up 14 sen to RM17.06, Top Glove added 12 sen to RM5.41, Genting rose 10 sen to RM9.85 while DiGi, Tenaga, CIMB and Supermax gained eight sen each to RM24.08, RM9, RM8.17 and RM4.07, respectively.
Among the decliners were BAT, DFZ Capital, PPB, MISC, YTL and Gopeng.
Karambunai was the most actively traded counter after it said last Friday that it had not submitted any official proposal to the government about an integrated resort in Sabah, The stock fell five sen to 13 sen with 25.73 million shares done.
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