For the week just-ended, the FTSE Bursa Malaysia Kuala Lumpur Composite Index (FBM KLCI) started on a low note amid renewed concerns over the euro­zone debt crisis, with the spotlight on Cyprus bailout plan. The market recovered from Tuesday onwards on the back of an impressive report card on the government's Economic Transfor­mation Programme. However, profit-taking ahead of the weekend coupled with weak external sentiment influenced Bursa Malaysia to end lower on Friday. The key index ended the week at 1,626.89, down 3.86 points, on negative market breadth with losers overwhelming gainers by 413 to 259, while 310 counters were unchanged, 662 untraded and 24 others suspended. On a Friday-to-Friday basis, the FBM KLCI improved 1.25 points to 1,628.89 from 1,627.64 a week ago. The Finance Index surged 142.38 points to 15,325.19, the Indus­trial Index gained 18.77 points to 2,823.58 while the Plantation Index fell 50.34 points to 7,785.16.