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KLCI trading volume stabilises
Trading volume has stabilised at around one billion units per day, indicating that liquidity may be slowly returning to the market.
Nobel Prize winner to lead Khazanah forum
Nobel Prize winning economist Professor Joseph E. Stiglitz is set to lead a discussion on the rise of Asian economies today.
Nobel winner to discuss the rise of Asian economies
Nobel prize winning economist, Professor Joseph E. Stiglitz is set to lead a discussion on the rise of Asian economies, Wednesday.
Financial markets stabilise - for now
There was a huge sigh of relief as stock markets worldwide stabilised last week asbad and good news offset one another, but it is still unclear how the situation infinancial markets will evolve.
Financial markets stabilise - for now
There was a huge sigh of relief as stock markets worldwide stabilised last week asbad and good news offset one another, but it is still unclear how the situation infinancial markets will evolve.
More hedge fund failures likely but not damaging
The recent turmoil in financial markets could mean more hedge fund collapses, but any casualties are unlikely to threaten global financial stability in the way Long Term Capital Management (LCTM) did in 1998.
Higher Asian banks’ exposure
Three Asian banks' heavy exposure to the limping US home-loan sector reinforced global credit jitters but Germany and Italy saw no signs of new problems.
Asian banks have enough liquidity
Renowned economist Prof Jeffery David Sachs believes the Asian economies including Malaysia's, can withstand the effects emanating from the US subprime mortgage woes as there is adequate liquidity in the markets due to the central banks huge reserves.
Yen carry trades moderating
With the yen easing against the greenback with a one-day average of 114.66 at 5pm yesterday, it seems that the unwinding of yen 'carry trades' has moderated.
Financial turmoil continues
It was another roller-coaster ride for financial markets last week, with Asia taking the biggest hits. The counter measures so far by central banks may not be enough to curb the turbulence.
