On February 5th, the FBM KLCI rose by 3.21 points to 1,505.88, driven by strong performance in banking stocks. Regional market sentiment remained cautious, with trading volume moderate as investors digested recent economic data and awaited further catalysts. The broader market saw mixed activity.
The FBM KLCI closed 3.21 points higher at 1,505.88 on February 5, 2026. The local bourse saw cautious sentiment mirroring its regional counterparts, but strong performance from banking heavyweights provided much-needed support to the index. Trading volume was relatively moderate, with a total turnover of approximately RM2.8 billion. Investors are currently digesting the latest economic data and awaiting fresh market catalysts. Analysts note that despite global economic uncertainties, the resilience of Malaysia's domestic economy and anticipated corporate earnings growth are expected to provide near-term support for the stock market. Technology stocks, however, faced some profit-taking pressure.
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