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Friday, November 13, 2026

MARKET PULSE AM NOV 13, 2026 [WATCH]

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KUALA LUMPUR: Bursa Malaysia opened lower on Friday, tracking overnight losses on Wall Street amid a decline in Nvidia shares following reports of chief executive officer Jensen Huang's resignation.

The benchmark index opened at 1,585 points and is expected to trade within the 1,590 to 1,605 point range, as the local bourse remains under pressure.

MMAG Holdings, Parlo and GIIB Holdings were among the most actively traded stocks at the opening bell.

Meanwhile, in the cryptocurrency market, Bitcoin traded lower at RM289,278, while Ethereum also declined to RM8,195.

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