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Investors look to utilities to weather any market rout
NEW YORK: Investors looking for ways to protect themselves from a potential market downturn and rising inflation have been warming to utilities, sometimes seen as bond substitutes, as attractive alternatives.
Last year’s abandoned market, Singapore, is now an investor darling.
There are superlatives aplenty for the fierce comeback of Asia’s value stocks this quarter: They’re set to trounce growth peers by the most in two decades. Finance shares bested all other sectors. Last year’s abandoned market, Singapore, is now an investor darling.
Britain and EU strike financial services cooperation pact
LONDON: Britain and the European Union agreed a new post-Brexit financial services pact on Friday that will allow them to co-operate on regulation but does little to improve the City of London's access to the bloc.
Wall Street rallies on strong recovery hopes
NEW YORK: The S&P 500 and Dow rose in a broad-based rally on Friday with technology, healthcare and financial stocks providing the biggest lift as investors bet on a recovery that is expected to deliver the fastest economic growth since 1984.
A market flush with liquidity
IT IS well known that there is ample liquidity in equity markets around the world, including Malaysia.
Positive sentiment likely to continue
THE arrival of Covid-19 vaccines since late last year has unleashed bulls in equity markets, as optimism about economic recovery boosts risk sentiment.
Focus on recovery rhetoric help most Asian shares rise
MOST emerging Asian share markets climbed on Friday as investors focused on signs of economic recovery, taking positive cues from a bounce back in Chinese equities even as concerns from rising tensions between the West and Beijing loomed.
Bursa sees subdued trading interest
KUALA LUMPUR: The growing tensions between the US and China kept interest in risky assets subdued, leading to cautious trading on Bursa Malaysia.
GLOBAL MARKETS-Dollar rallies, equities gain in unsettled trading on US recovery hopes
NEW YORK: The dollar rallied to four-month highs and global equity benchmarks edged higher Thursday as investors looked past rising coronavirus cases in Europe and focused on signs that the U.S. economy was rebounding from the pandemic faster than anticipated.
FTSE move boosts interest in govt bonds
SHANGHAI: Inclusion of Chinese government bonds in global index provider FTSE Russell’s FTSE World Government Bond Index later this month is expected to boost demand for bonds from the country, experts said.
