MARKET PULSE PM JULY 15, 2025 [WATCH]
Bursa Malaysia closed lower today, as investors remained cautious despite an improvement in broader market sentiment.
This is despite the ringgit strengthening to 4.2390 against the US dollar.
In the cryptocurrency market, Bitcoin continues to decline to RM492,711.
Ethereum also extended its downtrend to RM12,596, while Solana slipped to RM672.
That wraps up today's Market Pulse.
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