KUALA LUMPUR: The growing tensions between the US and China kept interest in risky assets subdued, leading to cautious trading on Bursa Malaysia.
The FBM KLCI, which has been on a slide over the past week, was 0.69 points lower at 1,597.04 entering the lunch break, suggesting that the market was entering a consolidation phase.
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