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Saturday 27 February 2016

Bursa to exchange higher one week from now on enhanced ringgit, oil costs

Bursa Malaysia is relied upon to proceed with its upward force into one week from now, determined by an enhanced ringgit and rising unrefined petroleum costs, said Affin Hwang Investment Bank Vice-President and Retail Research Head Datuk Dr Nazri Khan Adam Khan.

He said the potential for jolt measures by outside Central Banks and the nonappearance of any US Federal Reserve loan fee climb would likewise impact the neighborhood bourse one week from now.

"In spite of a major drop on the China's Shanghai Stock Market and 'England Exit European Union' (BREXIT) fears, we expect the benchmark FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI (FBM KLCI) to stay relentless and pattern higher.

"With the fundamental pattern of a fortifying ringgit and unrefined petroleum costs, we sense a decent purchase venture procedure now, particularly on developing exchanging enthusiasm for estate and oil and gas stocks," he told Bernama.

The ringgit shut higher at 4.2010/2070 against the US dollar on Friday, from the 4.2160/2230 enlisted on Thursday.

On a week after week premise, the FBM KLCI completed 11.44 focuses lower at 1,663.44, for the most part weighed on by the development of unrefined petroleum costs.

The file turned around its misfortunes recorded on Wednesday and Thursday in consummation the week imperceptibly higher, as oil costs recuperated from an early shortcoming with business sectors looking towards a meeting of the real makers one month from now.

The key Brent Crude settled at US$35.29 a barrel, up 2.6 for each penny, while the US West Texas Intermediate was 2.8 for every penny higher at US$33.05.

It was an unpredictable week at oil costs as remarks from different Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) authorities fuelled market theory that oil makers would not regard the consent to stop yield as proposed by Saudi Arabia and Russia.

Then, the FBM Emas Index fell 81.54 focuses to 11,540.64, the FBMT100 Index deteriorated 74.52 focuses to 11,245.43 and the FBM Emas Shariah Index dropped 152.29 focuses to 12,310.18.

The FBM 70 surrendered 74.41 focuses for 12,776.12, and the FBM Ace facilitated 92.42 focuses to 5,690.6.

On a sectoral premise, the Plantation Index diminished 87.49 focuses to 7,837.09 and the Industrial Index lost 64.14 focuses to 3,249.47.But, the Finance Index rose 42.05 focuses to 14,028.51.

Week by week turnover was barely higher at 8.39 billion units worth RM8.76 billion from 8.36 billion units worth RM8.76 billion a week ago.

Primary business sector volume slipped to 5.39 billion shares esteemed at 8.25 billion, from 5.82 billion shares esteemed at 8.28 billion.

Warrants turnover shrank to 866.76 million units worth RM180.39 million, from 1.01 billion units worth RM190.01 million.

The ACE business sector surged to 2.12 billion shares worth RM302.42 million from 1.52 billion shares worth RM296.45 million.

Friday 26 February 2016

AMMB Q3 profit at RM300mil

AMMB Holdings Bhd posted profit of RM300.15mil in the second from last quarter finished Dec 21, 2015 on the back of RM2.116bil in income on weaker business slant and edge pressure.

The saving money bunch said on Friday the income were lower by 27.9% from the RM416.65mil a year back while income plunged 0.6% from RM2.129bil. Income per offer were 9.99 sen contrasted and 13.86 sen.

For the nine months, its income were down 26.9% at RM1.02bil from RM1.39bil in the past comparing period. Income was RM6.31bil contrasted and RM6.92bil.

AMMB said in Q3, return on value (ROE) was 9.2%, return on resources (ROA) at 1.1% It added that cost-to-pay proportion (CTI) was at 55.7% on slower top line development though enhanced cost administration

"Balanced client stores grew 3.4%, while CASA (current record and investment account) parity stayed stable at RM18.5bil with CASA sythesis at 20.4%.

"Net loaning was level at RM85.4bil. Balanced credits to-stores proportion (LDR) was at 82.8% contrasted with 85.9% in 9MFY2015

Remarking on the 9M execution, it said the retail managing an account's benefit after assessment (PAT) expanded 13.8% on-year to RM345.6mil driven by the diminishment of credit misfortune recompenses from heightened gathering endeavors whilst costs were moderately steady on-year.

The retail managing an account recorded gross credit development of 4.9%, barring the car fund fragment. The development was to a great extent bolstered by home loan advances which extended 10.7% on-year. Stores equalization contracted hardly at 0.9% as the division shied far from rate rivalry.

Its wholesale keeping money division's total PAT fell 15.7% to RM605.5mi, down 15.7% on-year from lower recuperations and edge pressure. The division contains corporate and business keeping money, markets, venture saving money and assets administration.

The division's working costs fell 17.2% on-year because of judicious cost administration and advantages from right-measuring programs. Stores developed RM1.5 billion or 3.0% on-year through activities on developing money administration

business.

AMMB said its Islamic managing an account business enlisted strong development in financing of 8.1% on-year and stores development of 9.2% on-year. Benefit after tax assessment and zakat (PATZ) fell 7.0% fundamentally because of edge pressure.

At the point when looked at quarter-on-quarter, net interest edges (NIM) had packed 18bps on-quarter and 31bps year-to-date contrasted with entire year FY2015.

"The pressure was basically inferable from the portfolio re-adjusting procedure which saw legacy higher yield automobile money credits decreased with expanded sythesis of home loan advances and wholesale saving money advances.

"Moreover, there was some effect from higher general store costs in spite of the fact that the gathering had for the most part avoided pursuing high-cost stores," it said.

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Thursday 25 February 2016

Oil costs fall as oversupply stresses return

Oil fell in Asia on Thursday, finishing a brief rally fed by news US fuel inventories fell after OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia shot down trusts in a yield cut.

Costs climbed the earlier day as brokers looked past an expansion in US business unrefined inventories to a record high to a fall in supplies of refined items such as fuel.

Be that as it may, stresses over overflowing supplies immediately came back to the fore as trusts the world's top makers had wrapped everything up to confine their yield were quickly dashed.

"OPEC is not going to have the capacity to do anything, that is the truth of it," said Michael McCarthy, boss business sector strategist at CMC Markets Australia.

"It has no ability to facilitate the activities of its individuals so any oil bulls that are depending on OPEC to get together will be extremely frustrated."

At around 0415 GMT, the US benchmark West Texas Intermediate (WTI) for conveyance in April fell 24 pennies, or 0.75 percent, to $31.91. Worldwide benchmark Brent for April facilitated 32 pennies, or 0.93 percent, to $34.09 a barrel.

Rough bounced after significant makers Saudi Arabia and Russia proposed to stop yield in the event that others went with the same pattern, quickly dragging costs from the doldrums after they hit 13-year lows this month.

Oil costs have fallen somewhere in the range of 70 percent from a mid-2014 high over worries of an enduring overflow of supplies, during an era when development in top buyers such as China is abating.

Trusts the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries may trim generation were dashed on Tuesday when Saudi Oil Minister Ali al-Naimi said individuals were rather wanting to stop yield at January's abnormal states.

Key maker and OPEC part Iran, which is inclining up creation after atomic connected Western financial approvals were lifted, has additionally responded coldly to the stop proposition.

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Wednesday 24 February 2016

Kossan Rubber Industries 4Q15 Earnings increases 46%


Kossan Rubber Industries reported a 45.5 percent expansion in 4Q15 net benefit to RM55.2 million on the back of a 21.7 percent ascend in turnover to RM439.2 million, supported by higher deals and lower overheads.

For the 12-month period, top and main concerns grew 25.7 percent and 39.6 percent to RM1.6 billion and RM203.3 million separately. The better execution was credited to better item blend and enhanced operational proficiency.

By firm, in spite of a 30 percent development in limit, there are as yet pending requests from clients, which reinforces its aview that interest for gloves is as yet going solid. In this manner, the gathering has arranged a RM450 million development program, which will support yield by no less than 18 billion pieces for each year.

Criticalness: Going forward, Kossan said it expects all its three divisions to develop in FY16, with profit development supported by the parity of 2 billion bits of nitrile glove limit from its two new plants, which initiated creation in July 2015. The organization likewise said its endeavors to enhance efficiency and productivity will open up gainfulness development.

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Tuesday 23 February 2016

Today's Hot Stocks For Bursa Malaysia Stock Market

 
 Here are some stocks which are in Focus.


  •  Bjcorp
  • Airiasia
  • Comcorp
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BOOK PARTIAL PROFIT IN CSCSTEL.KL MADE HIGH OF 1.35 OUR 1ST TARGET 1.31 ACHIEVED

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