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BELOW are excerpts of viewpoints from two selected research houses on what investors can expect in the day ahead:
Berjaya Research
The FBM KLCI kicked off the week on a strong note on Monday by climbing to a one-month high in tandem with gains in most regional equity markets.
The broader market also advanced, lifting overall trading activity as traded volume rose to 3.92 billion shares from 3.53 billion previously while market breadth remained positive with advancers outnumbering decliners 601 to 470 stocks.
As it is, sentiments were buoyed by expectations of a resolve to the US government’s shutdown.
Supported by positive political developments in the US where eight Democrats joined Senate Republicans to advance a House-passed short-term funding measure which also marks the first step in weeks toward ending the impasse over the US government shutdown, the key index appears poised to extend its recovery momentum.
This alongside a healthy Malaysian labour market where unemployment is holding steady at 3.0% in September prompted broad-based buying across key sectors yesterday while reinforcing investor sentiment towards a potential extension of the FBM KLCI’s recovery over the near term.
Technically, the FBM KLCI has formed a bullish candlestick to break out above the short-term consolidation pattern.
Following the set-up, the key index is poised to march higher towards the next resistances located at 1,638 and 1,650 points respectively. Meanwhile, the 1,615 level is seen as the immediate support, followed by 1,608 points.
Malacca Securities Research
Following Wall Street’s resilient overnight performance, we expect the FBM KLCI to rebound further.
Moreover, we anticipate a spill-over effect on local technology stocks with a key focus on high-momentum names such as Kelington Group Bhd, ViTrox Corp Bhd and Frontken Corp Bhd, the latter showing signs of earnings recovery.
Mah Sing Group Bhd’s land-banking activities in Penang should provide a healthy project pipeline, particularly benefiting high-rise construction builders like Inta Bina Group Bhd and Binastra Corp Bhd.
Lastly, dividend payouts from banks and REITs remain appealing to investors.
The FBM KLCI index closed in positive territory while the technical indicators are showing positive signals; the MACD histogram is trending within the positive territory while the RSI is hooking up above 50.
Resistance is anticipated around 1,632-1,637 while support is located at 1,607-1,612. – Nov 11, 2025
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