Investors start to nibble on beaten down stocks

By TEE LIN SAY

Bursa gallery

PETALING JAYA: Following 10 days of equities selloff sparked by the coronavirus, investors started nibbling on beaten down stocks as Bursa Malaysia showed signs of stabilising.

The biggest gainers of the day included KLK Kepong Bhd, Sarawak Oil Palms Bhd, F&N Bhd and Allianz Bhd. The FBM KLCI finished yesterday up 1 point to 1,536.79 on volume of 3.07 billion shares.

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