KLCI closes at highest since mid-September


The positive undertone of the equities market was also supported by the firmer crude palm oil (CPO) prices and stronger ringgit versus the US dollar.

KUALA LUMPUR: Sustained fund buying of Petronas Chemicals, Tenaga and Sime Plantation underpinned the FBM KLCI's advance on Monday as it rose to its highest since mid-September.

The positive undertone of the equities market was also supported by the firmer crude palm oil (CPO) prices and stronger ringgit versus the US dollar.

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