Bursa opens lower as investors take profits amid US-Iran talks
The benchmark index eases to 1,677.52 as early market performance tracks Wall Street's mixed trend.
Bursa Malaysia opened lower on Wednesday as investors took profits amid ongoing US-Iran talks, according to Free Malaysia Today. The benchmark index eased 5.98 points or 0.35% to 1,677.52 from Tuesday’s close of 1,683.50. Market breadth was nearly even, with more losers than gainers, and turnover stood at 227.52 million shares worth RM119.54 million.
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