KUALA LUMPUR: Trading on Bursa Malaysia is expected to remain cautious on Wednesday as investors have their eyes peeled for corporate earnings, with the heavyweight banks yet to release their results. A deluge of earnings results is expected to offer trading leads over the remaining three days of the fourth-quarter reporting season. On the external front, Apex Securities said global markets remained cautious as investors focused on upcoming earnings from Nvidia, a barometer of future AI demand. Stocks that saw selling pressure after disappointing results included PETRONAS Gas falling 40 sen to RM18.20 and Gas Malaysia shedding 17 sen to RM4.58. Pharmaniaga was flat at 30 sen and Advance Synergy slid 0.5 sen to eight sen.

Source: The Star February 25, 2026 06:02 UTC