The currency opens slightly stronger against the US dollar as investors weighed Middle East peace negotiations, softer dollar sentiment and surging global oil p...

New LEAP Market 2.0 proposals aim to widen fundraising access for MSMEs and mid-tier firms, allow limited retail investor participation, and create a faster pat...

The local note edges higher against the US dollar and regional peers, although investors remain wary over escalating geopolitical risks and possible disruption...

Prime Minister’s Office economist warns June and July could mark a turning point for Malaysian industries as raw material shortages

Economists warn that geopolitical tensions, rising fuel costs and volatile global trade conditions are placing growing pressure on Malaysia’s domestic economy a...

Traders wary of escalating geopolitical tensions involving Iran and the Strait of Hormuz which stands as a key external threat to market stability

Ipoh Engineering was informed investigations linked to Sunway’s voluntary takeover offer had been completed

The local currency opened marginally weaker against the greenback at 3.9320/9370 compared with Thursday’s close of 3.9300/9330

The local note strengthens for a seventh consecutive trading session against the US dollar as surging fuel prices linked to the West Asia conflict are beginning...

The local note appears to be fairly stable with expectations of steady economic growth supporting sentiment despite a stronger US dollar environment

The higher oil prices due to the West Asia conflict were creating growing upside risks to medium- and long-term gold price forecasts.

The nation can emerge as a regional powerhouse comparable to a “mini-Korea” or “mini-Taiwan” if it successfully capitalises on the accelerating global boom

The local note is expected to remain in sideways trading mode in the near term as the geopolitical risks remain heightened with a high-stakes meeting between Tr...