Slippery slope for KLCISTOCKS on Bursa Malaysia finished the first half of the year deep in red, as Covid-19 uncertainties sapped investors’ demand for risk. The benchmark FBM KLCI ended Wednesday at 1, 532 points, down almost 6% from where its was at the start of the year. Stocks were on a slippery slope in June after the government imposed strict lockdown measures to curb rising infections.On Monday, the government announced a massive RM150bil stimulus package with RM10bil direct cash injectio
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2021-07-02 00:00:00.0