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Range-bound trading expected this week in KL market
PETALING JAYA: The absence of exciting leads could see the local stock market trade mainly range-bound this first week of August - chalking up marginal gains, if any.
Stock Market:: US in bigest rally in 2 weeks, Europe up, Asia mixed
NEW YORK: Stocks had their biggest rally in two weeks Thursday as earnings and economic reports reassured investors that the recovery, while uncertain, is continuing.hr noshade size=-1 width=50%>
Firm Q2 earnings growth seen for three sectors
PETALING JAYA: The second-quarter earnings season should see a 'firm' quarter-on-quarter growth trend for the banking, consumer and semiconductor sectors while aviation and rubber glove companies are likely to experience contractions, analysts predict.
China, India growth buffers?
Asian economies credited for global economic rebound but may be affected by eurozone debt crisis.
May IPI rises 12.5%, but output growth may slow in H2
PETALING JAYA: Malaysia's Industrial Production Index (IPI), which rose by a higher-than-expected 12.5% in May versus a year earlier, will likely see a slower pace of growth in the second half of the year due to the sluggish recovery in the global economy and the diminishing low-base effects from last year.
China's economy may be slowing, but remains resilient
A few months ago, investors were worried that China's economy was overheating and the property bubble was about to get out of control.
Moderating growth expected
SURELY, one can't expect the feverish party to go on forever - China's blistering economic growth, that is.
Asian stocks mixed Fri; overnight US and global stocks down(update)
TOKYO: Asian stocks struggled to find direction in early trading Friday, with markets wavering between positive and negative territory after another lackluster day on Wall Street.hr noshade size=-1 width=50%>
China’s June manufacturing output slows
BEIJING: The pace of Chinese manufacturing growth slowed in June as government steps to cool the property market and curb bank lending, combined with a faltering global recovery to dampen sentiment.
