in Nanyang. Malaysia's stock market is expected to range between 1,600 and 1,630 points next week as the manufacturing data relay follows Bank Negara Malaysia's interest rate discussion.
Tang Bolin, vice president of equity research at Rakuten Trade, noted that although the market still has room to rise, investors are cautious and expect funds to flow into blue-chip stocks with solid fundamentals and relatively cheap share prices to provide support for Malaysia's stock market.