Currency gains reflect Malaysia’s growth prospects and weaker greenback, though mixed performance seen against regional peers

Judge rules demand valid under unconditional on-demand guarantee; federal–state legal issues beyond court’s remit

Local unit trades firmer against greenback and regional peers amid improved risk sentiment and mixed US signals

Analysts had earlier predicted that the EPF is expected to deliver a dividend rate of between 6.3 per cent and 6.5 per cent for 2025.

Exchange to separate nominee accounts by institutional and retail ownership and reclassify foreign-owned Malaysian companies by source of funds
Government confident of early settlement for 2023 assessment year, pledges timely refunds for individuals

Malaysia’s capital markets regulator has charged the founder of AUF MBZ Consortium and two senior corporate figures with offences linked to alleged unlicensed s...

The currency strengthens sharply buoyed by firmer domestic fundamentals and renewed uncertainty over Washington’s trade policy after curbed presidential tariff...

The currency could still be lingering within a range of RM3.90 to RM3.93, with RM3.90 continuing to remain the psychological barrier, Mohd Afzanizam says

Experts urge integrated water management as demand from burgeoning digital infrastructure rises, warning that inadequate supply could constrain growth

Analysts warn ruling may trigger renewed policy turbulence as White House signals alternative levies and bilateral deals face potential review

The charges stemmed from the conduct of Jalatama Management Sdn Bhd in trading futures contracts and dealing in derivatives without holding a Capital Markets Se...
