Bursa Malaysia Bhd announced April 16, 2019, that that the T+2 settlement, a part of Bursa Malaysia’s ongoing efforts to improve operational efficiency and reduce systemic risk cycle, will be launched on April 29, 2019. — Bernama pic
It opened 0.25 of-a-point higher at 1,631.58 and fluctuated between 1,626.99 and 1,635.47 throughout the day. Meanwhile, Bursa Malaysia Bhd announced that that the T+2 settlement, a part of Bursa Malaysia’s ongoing efforts to improve operational efficiency and reduce systemic risk cycle, will be launched on April 29, 2019.
Volume was easier at 2.49 billion units worth RM1.79 billion against yesterday’s 3.13 billion units worth RM1.75 billion. The FBM Emas Index declined 17.274 points to 11,544.47, the FBMT 100 slipped 18.20 points to 11,373.41 and the FBM 70 gave up 43.75 points to 14,431.85. Main Market volume decreased to 1.53 billion shares worth RM1.62 billion against 1.79 billion shares worth RM1.54 billion yesterday.
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