Band trading likely to stay


By K.M Lee

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REVIEW: Bursa Malaysia kicked off the week on the positive side, with the FBM KLCI rising 1.6 points to 1,630.56, lifted by a moderately steadier crude oil prices, which saw the commodity advancing 62 cents to US$51.68 per barrel the previous Friday following the recent Opec decision to cut output to rein in a global glut.

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