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PETALING JAYA: Brokers have come out to defend the battered glove makers after profit-taking saw a number of glove stocks lose around half of their peak values in recent weeks.

Analysts are backing the belief that glove prices will continue to rise even amid news of an imminent Covid-19 vaccine, which would dampen the demand for gloves.

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