The national currency opened stronger against the US dollar and major peers, buoyed by hopes of de-escalation in West Asia, although investors remain wary pendi...

Central bank cites inadequate safeguards and incident response following unauthorised access to IT systems, warning of strict enforcement across the financial s...

National currency gains on expectations of US drawdown in Middle East conflict and softer American labour data, boosting risk appetite across regional markets

Ministry confirms that international EV manufacturers, including BYD, are welcomed to expand in Malaysia, highlighting policies that balance foreign participati...

Bank Negara Malaysia welcomes the launch of the Consumer Credit Commission, bringing non-bank credit providers under formal oversight as BNPL schemes expand sha...

The national currency posts a modest rebound against the US dollar, with analysts pointing to global risk sentiment and sustained energy market disruption as ke...

Major government-linked funds turn down RM3.15-per-share offer, citing undervaluation and stronger long-term prospects for IJM Corp

Despite cost pressures, AirAsia remains able to operate and absorb part of the burden, supported by reduced flight capacity from Gulf carriers.

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