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,Local institutions were net sellers at RM36mil. The KLCI-component stocks were overwhelmingly negative, with 29 losers and one closed higher. Sime Darby Plantation Bhd, which fell 19 sen to RM4.60, Press Metal Aluminium Holdings Bhd fell 14 sen to RM4.84, and Petronas Chemicals Group Bhd eased 13 sen to RM9.53. Hartalega Holdings Bhd fell 19 sen to RM2.98, IHH Healthcare Bhd lost 11 sen to RM6.19 and Top Glove Corp Bhd declined two sen to RM1.01.

PETALING JAYA: The FBM KLCI continues its downtrend, dragged by losses in plantation and healthcare stocks amid the decline in most Asian markets.

The 30-stock index was down 22.23 points or 1.5% to 1,459.05 yesterday, its lowest since November 2020.

In the broader market, laggards outnumbered gainers 732-to-231. A total of 2.42 billion shares worth RM1.82bil changed hands.

Besides profit-taking activities, there were also concerns about the US Federal Reserve’s (Fed) policy tightening. Reuters reported that treasury yields hit decade highs and the dollar was at a 20-year peak. The Fed is likely hike by 75 basis points to a range of 1.50% to 1.75%. On Tuesday, foreign funds and retailers were net buyers purchasing equities worth RM9mil and RM12mil respectively.

Local institutions were net sellers at RM36mil. The KLCI-component stocks were overwhelmingly negative, with 29 losers and one closed higher.

Sime Darby Plantation Bhd, which fell 19 sen to RM4.60, Press Metal Aluminium Holdings Bhd fell 14 sen to RM4.84, and Petronas Chemicals Group Bhd eased 13 sen to RM9.53. Hartalega Holdings Bhd fell 19 sen to RM2.98, IHH Healthcare Bhd lost 11 sen to RM6.19 and Top Glove Corp Bhd declined two sen to RM1.01.

Malayan Banking Bhd eased five sen to RM8.63, Public Bank Bhd lost three sen to RM4.48, CIMB Group declined three sen to RM4.96, RHB Bank Bhd fell seven sen to RM5.76 and Hong Leong Bank Bhd climbed four sen to RM20.64.

The ringgit was quoted at 4.4190, up 0.03% against the US dollar. US light crude oil fell US$1.61 (RM7.10) to US$117.32 (RM517.38) a barrel and Brent lost US$1.35 (RM5.95) to US$119.82 (RM528.40) per barrel.

Asian bourses closed broadly lower with Nikkei 225 losing 1.14%, Kospi fell 1.83%, Hang Seng added 1.14%, Shanghai Composite added 0.5% and Straits Times Index down 0.1%.