The Malaysia stock market has declined over the past two sessions, with the Kuala Lumpur Composite Index hovering just above 1,600 points. Positive global market forecasts are expected to boost trading on Monday, following gains in European and U.S. markets. On Friday, the KLCI closed lower, led by losses in financial, plantation, telecom, and industrial sectors. The Dow, NASDAQ, and S&P 500 all ended the week in the green, with the NASDAQ up 4.9 percent. Optimism about interest rates drove the market rebound, with an 86.9 percent chance of a rate cut in December. Crude oil prices rose slightly on Friday amidst uncertainty over a peace deal to end the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

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