SC, Bursa Malaysia sound warning as GameStop inspired battle spreads to glove stocks


KUALA LUMPUR: Stock market regulators Securities Commission (SC) and Bursa Malaysia Bhd said on Friday they will take the "necessary measures" to curb disruptive trading practices and market abuse on the local bourse.

This includes pursuing legal actions under existing laws.

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