National currency remains well-supported, underpinned by the government’s commitment to ongoing fiscal reforms such as the sales and service tax (SST) and RON95...

Ethane producers also informed that curbs lifted based on US escalated countermeasures after Beijing curbed exports of rare earths

Renewed confidence driven by tech-led capital expenditure and pipeline of major infrastructure projects

The ringgit weakened to RM4.2275 from RM4.1980, marking a 0.7 per cent depreciation, likely due to profit-taking ahead of the expiry of the US tariff pause

BESS in Lahad Datu set to reach full capacity by August

The state-owned lender reported a pre-tax loss of RM86 million, compared with a staggering RM878 million loss the previous year.

Oil and gas firm unveils turnaround plan to cut debt, restore compliance and stabilise operations as part of one of Malaysia’s largest corporate recovery effort...

Trump continues to assert on social media that interest rates should be lowered. This reinforces the view that the next Fed chair may adopt a more dovish stance

Nation’s banking system continued to demonstrate resilience in May 2025, maintaining robust liquidity and steady credit growth, while official reserves remained...

Strong economic trajectory, declining unemployment, and increased workforce participation keeps Malaysian workforce steady

After five consecutive weeks of outflows, foreign investors became net buyers on Bursa Malaysia, recording RM33.2 million in net inflows for the week ending 27...

Malaysia has achieved a major milestone in its drive to lead Southeast Asia’s electric vehicle sector, with the launch of a pioneering RM3.2 billion lithium-ion...

Governor warns of looming financial instability amid excess cash build-up in Palestinian banks