Funds Not Open for Investment

1. Public Islamic Bond Fund
2. Public Islamic Opportunities Fund
3. Public Islamic Sector Select Fund
4. PB Islamic Bond Fund
5. Public Ittikal Fund
6. Public Islamic Select Treasures Fund

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Market Wrap for the week ended 8/4/11

This is the market wrap report for the week ended 08 April 2011.

WEEKLY HIGHLIGHTS
 
After touching a 2-month intraday high of 1,565.0 points on Monday, the FBM KLCI moved in a trading range, closing at 1,557.5 points to register a marginal gain of 0.1% for the week.

Most regional equity markets were well-supported on continued expectations that corporate earnings will be resilient.

Looking ahead, the local market is anticipated to move in tandem with overseas markets. Investors will continue to monitor the outlook for economic activities, oil prices, inflation and regional interest rates.

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Market Wrap for the week ended 1/4/11

This is the market wrap report for the week ended 01 April 2011.

WEEKLY HIGHLIGHTS

Supported by higher offshore markets, the FBM KLCI rose to close at a 10-week high of 1,555.4 points and register a gain of 2.6% for the week.

Regional markets strengthened on the back of continued optimism that the global economic recovery will be sustained in the year ahead.

Looking ahead, the local market is anticipated to move in tandem with overseas markets as investors continue to monitor the outlook for global economic activities.


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Market Wrap for the week ended 25/3/11

This is the market wrap report for the week ended 25 March 2011.

WEEKLY HIGHLIGHTS

After rising to a two-week intraday high of 1,518.4 points on Friday, the FBM KLCI closed at 1,515.6 points to register a gain of 0.8% for the week.

Regional equity markets rebounded on the back of expectations that global economic activities will continue to recover this year.

Looking ahead, the local market is anticipated to move in tandem with overseas markets. Investors will continue to monitor the outlook for economic activities, oil prices, inflation and regional interest rates.


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