KUALA LUMPUR (Nikkei Markets) - Malaysian shares rebounded on Thursday to cap monthly loss of 6.9% as signs of easing political woes in Italy encouraged investors to hunt for stocks battered by a global equities rout a day earlier. Singapore shares ended lower following heavy selling in the final hour of trading that extended May's loss to 5.1%.
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Malaysia shares rebound to cap May's loss at 6.9%
Singapore shares fall in final hour selling rush to extend monthly loss to 5.1%