KUALA LUMPUR: The FBM KLCI skidded in early trade on Monday, Jan 31, falling more than 15 points, mirroring the slide in key regional markets, as investors fled riskier equities following the unrest in Egypt.
At 9.02am, the KLCI was down 15.59 points to 1,506.30. Turnover was 32.2 million shares valued at RM31.57 million. Losers hammered gainers 194 to 16 while 61 stocks were unchanged.
DiGi fell the most, down 38 sen to RM24.92, PPB 26 sen to RM16.84, KLK 24 sen to RM21.19, Kulim 20 sen to RM12.92 and Genting 16 sen to RM10.68.
Among banks, Public Bank fell 20 sen to RM13.29, Hong Leong Bank 13 sen to RM9.13 and RHB Cap 12 sen to RM8.31.
At 9.02am, the KLCI was down 15.59 points to 1,506.30. Turnover was 32.2 million shares valued at RM31.57 million. Losers hammered gainers 194 to 16 while 61 stocks were unchanged.
DiGi fell the most, down 38 sen to RM24.92, PPB 26 sen to RM16.84, KLK 24 sen to RM21.19, Kulim 20 sen to RM12.92 and Genting 16 sen to RM10.68.
Among banks, Public Bank fell 20 sen to RM13.29, Hong Leong Bank 13 sen to RM9.13 and RHB Cap 12 sen to RM8.31.
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