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Bursa Malaysia is expected to remain resilient in Q2 2026 amid global uncertainties, supported by improving earnings, steady foreign participation and strong domestic fundamentals.

Asia is expected to regain prominence in Q1 2026 as global investors rebalance away from U.S. assets, with Malaysia supported by resilient earnings growth, steady foreign participation and strong domestic fundamentals.

Rakuten Trade has lowered its RakuMargin interest rate from 8.05% to 5.5% per annum, reinforcing its commitment to cost-efficient and responsible trading. The revision reflects a long-term, sustainable approach to margin financing, supporting disciplined investors as they navigate a more selective and dynamic market environment.

As Malaysia’s equity market enters a more selective year-end phase, Rakuten Trade Research highlights steady domestic participation, resilient consumption trends, and opportunities in fundamentals-driven sectors. With festive spending, tourism support, and defensive positioning in focus, investors are encouraged to stay disciplined as they position for early 2026.

Glove Sector Recovery Gains Traction
Malaysia’s glove industry is showing signs of a steady turnaround, led by Top Glove’s return to profitability and improving export demand to the United States. With analysts forecasting stronger earnings visibility into FY2026, the sector is regaining investor confidence as supply and pricing stabilise. Read the full press release to learn more about Rakuten Trade’s latest insights on the glove sector recovery and opportunities ahead.