KUALA LUMPUR (Feb 21): Blue chips on Bursa Malaysia slipped in early trade on Tuesday as investors awaited the outcome of a 130 billion ero rescue for Greece.
Reuters reported that Euro zone finance ministers were expected to approve the rescue plan with strict conditions after months of uncertainty that has shaken the currency bloc, although work remained to be done to make the numbers add up.
At 9.30am, the FBM KLCI was down 1.16 points to 1,559.41. Turnover was 282.20 million shares valued at RM133.63 million. However, gainers led losers 174 to 161 while 238 stocks were unchanged.
Among the decliners were Esso, down 12 sen to RM3.64 after its earnings fell. CI Holdings lost seven sen to Rm1.26, Top Glove six sen to RM4.86, KLK also six sen to RM24.08 and Bursa Malaysia five sen to RM7.35.
Among the lower liners SPB lost 10 sen to RM3.61, Jobstreet five sen to RM2.16 and KKB four sen to RM1.71.
Reuters reported that Euro zone finance ministers were expected to approve the rescue plan with strict conditions after months of uncertainty that has shaken the currency bloc, although work remained to be done to make the numbers add up.
At 9.30am, the FBM KLCI was down 1.16 points to 1,559.41. Turnover was 282.20 million shares valued at RM133.63 million. However, gainers led losers 174 to 161 while 238 stocks were unchanged.
Among the decliners were Esso, down 12 sen to RM3.64 after its earnings fell. CI Holdings lost seven sen to Rm1.26, Top Glove six sen to RM4.86, KLK also six sen to RM24.08 and Bursa Malaysia five sen to RM7.35.
Among the lower liners SPB lost 10 sen to RM3.61, Jobstreet five sen to RM2.16 and KKB four sen to RM1.71.
