KUALA LUMPUR: With investors revelling in year-end celebrations, the domestic market is expected to stay in range-bound over the final days of 2025 trading.
The FBM KLCI was up 0.21 points to 1,677.31 at Monday's open, putting it on course to ending the year at a 17-month high.
TA Securities said market activities is likely to stay subdued this week with thinner year-end participation and the absence of meaningful domestic catalysts curbing follow-through buying.
"However, window-dressing activity by local institutions could provide support to blue-chip stocks, helping to mitigate potential downside pressure," said the research firm in a note.
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