Brent crude heads for record monthly gain after Yemen’s Houthi forces launch first attacks on Israel, raising concerns over global energy supply

Currency slips past RM4.01 against the greenback as risk-off sentiment persists and traders await key US labour market data

Strong policy frameworks and energy positioning help cushion external shocks as geopolitical tensions weigh on regional outlook

National oil giant asserts no agreements or commitments made amid recent media reports

ASB 2 declares distributions equivalent to 5.50 sen per unit to 680,141-unit holders while, ASM announced a 5 sen per unit, for 786,088-unit holders

Currency pressured as crude oil spike fuels inflation fears and strengthens greenback

Memorandum of Understanding aims to deepen market connectivity and enhance regional capital market integration

Local entrepreneurs benefit from scorching weather as drying times shrink and product quality improves

Chief Minister highlights semiconductor dominance and infrastructure projects while cautioning on impact of Iran conflict

Regulator cites strengthened conflict-of-interest governance as reason for shelving proposed RegSub legislation

At 12.30 pm, the ringgit stood at 4.0075/0105 versus the US dollar, marking its lowest position in two months, when it stood at 4.0045 on Jan 23.

Crude prices retreat after recent surge as extended diplomatic window tempers immediate supply fears, though risks of escalation and prolonged conflict continue...
