Bursa Malaysia’s benchmark index finishes with mixed movement across the trading sessions cited in the reports. In one account, the FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI rises by 21.50 points, or 1.26%, to close at 1,719.94 at 5pm, which is described as the index’s intraday high. The report attributes the gain to strength in energy and banking stocks. In another account, the index closes lower, down 0.36%, at 1,713.76 at 5pm, with the decline linked to profit-taking in banking and energy counters. Taken together, the coverage indicates that energy and banking stocks drive market direction, with buying support in one session lifting the index to a peak near the close, while in another session investors take profits and push the benchmark slightly lower. Both reports place the closing time at 5pm and reference percentage moves around the 1,7xx level, reflecting fluctuating sentiment around the same group of sectoral stocks.