Bursa Malaysia at record high


PETALING JAYA: Assuaged trade war fears and higher crude oil prices helped prop up Asian markets, with Bursa Malaysia hitting an all-time high.

At the finish yesterday, the local stock market benchmark, the FBM KLCI, was at a historic high of 1,895.18 points, shooting past its previous all-time high of 1,892.62 points recorded in July 2014.

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