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Keeping gains in check

The FBM KLCI endured a choppy trading session before succumbing to quick profit taking as investors were roiled by the political uncertainty in the local scene, coupled with the selling activities from foreign funds. Meanwhile, the further stringent measures imposed due to the unabated new Covid-19 cases may derail the prospects of economic recovery projection in 2021. Likewise, the lower liners and broader market shares may undergo a consolidation to allow fresh legs return into the picture.
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Market-Pulse-21Oct20

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