Securities market will reopen as normal tomorrow morning.

Offshore investors took out RM539 million from Bursa last week

Key index down 2.09% to 1,378.43 from Friday’s close.

Move introduced by Securities Commission, Bursa Malaysia last month to mitigate Covid-19 risks.

Appointment follows internal shake-up.

However, company does not confirm the appointment when asked.

Local bourse tracks overnight losses on Wall Street.

FBM KLCI loses 5.15% at opening bell following Wall Street selldown triggered by Covid-19 pandemic declaration.

Local bourse follows Wall St’s lead as Covid-19 fears hit global markets.

Interim PM to announce details at 4pm, plan may propel the key index towards 1,515.

RM43.5 billion wiped out following fall of Pakatan Harapan government yesterday.

Local bourse declines 42.78 points, or 2.79%, to 1,488.22 when market resumes after lunch.

All top 10 most active stocks are in the red as at mid-day closing.

Malaysia suffers heaviest outflow of funds last week with KLCI closing at 1,531.06, the lowest in more than 5 years.  

Securities market will not reopen for trading today, says stock market operator.