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Microsoft and Boeing's stock prices rose by 203 points when the Dow Jones index closed on Monday; the Nasdaq index jumped more than 1%, spurred by Nvidia's (Nvidia) stock price reaching a record high.
After opening 14 points lower, the Dow index rose by up to 280 points at the end, reaching a high of 35,227 points; the index once rose 0.95%, and the NASDAQ, which mainly consists of technology stocks, rose 1.3%. At the end of the U.S. market, the Dow still rose 203 points or 0.58% to 35151 points; the index rose 0.74% to 4,547 points; and the NASDAQ rose 1.13% to 14,284 points.

PLS Plantations Bhd (PLS Plantations Bhd, “PLS Farming” or “the Group”), a leading player in the agri-food sector in Malaysia, has reached a strategic partnership with Agrofresh Management Private Limited (“Agrofresh”) through Brighthill Synergy Private Limited (“Agrofresh”) to jointly develop Malaysia's largest banana plantation.
Agrofresh is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Agrofresh International Private Limited (“Agrofresh International” for short), a mature enterprise with extensive business involved in the entire agricultural value chain. The company specializes in the production of bananas, including R&D, breeding, planting, packaging, trading, and exports to China, Europe and the Middle East.

Malaysian technology stocks rebounded strongly on Friday, but blue-chip stocks had mixed ups and downs. The closing market of the Malaysian FTSE Composite Index rose slightly by 0.5 points to 1402.98 points, with a trading volume of only 2.4 billion shares throughout the day.
Inari (INARI), the only technology stock in KLCI, surged 21 cents to RM2.47, but this did not help raise KLCI.
The technology sector rose across the board. Ma Pacific (MPI) rose 52 cents to RM26.24, Qianyan Technology (FRONTKN) rose 24 cents to RM3.07, GREATEC (GREATEC) rose 23 cents to RM4.07, KESM (KESM) rose 20 cents to RM7.01, and Tengda Technology (PENTA) rose 14 cents to RM4.88.

As the deadline approached, the US government debt ceiling negotiations seemed to be progressing again. The stock market reacted positively. The Dow Jones index closed on Friday and rose 328 points.
At one point, the Dow drew nearly 400 points higher. US Deputy Treasury Secretary Wally Adeyemo (Wally Adeyemo) said in an interview with the US Cable News Network (CNN) that negotiators are close to reaching a debt limit agreement and that debt default can be avoided in a timely manner, adding that a default is unacceptable.
The Dow opened 30 points higher, and the increase expanded to a maximum of 397 points, to a high of 33,162 points; the index once rose 1.48%, and the NASDAQ once rose 2.39%, rising to a high level since April last year.

The US chip stock NVIDIA (NVIDIA) surged 30%, and the Nasdaq index rose more than 2%, driving a strong rebound in Malaysian technology stocks and an overall rise in stock prices.
Today's rising list of Malaysian stocks is dominated by technology stocks. Technology, which has been sluggish for a long time, is temporarily bullish. Whether the rise can continue depends on the future trend of US technology stocks.
Malaysia Pacific (MPI) led the way. As of 11:20 this morning, it had risen 52 cents to RM26.24.
FRONTKN (FRONTKN) rose 17 cents to RM3.00, and GREATEC (GREATEC) rose 15 cents to RM3.99.