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Malaysian REITs’ earnings to improve
PETALING JAYA: Despite the growing number of Covid-19 cases, the easing of lockdown restrictions could still spell a better year for Malaysian real estate investment trusts (REITs) in 2021.
Taiwan Dec exports seen climbing for sixth month in row
TAIPEI: Taiwan's exports in December likely rose for a sixth straight month, a Reuters poll showed, lifted by strong demand for electronic goods as people continue to work and study from home during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Riding on market volatility in a post-pandemic world
THE year 2020 will be remembered in history as a year everyone would rather forget. It will also be a year that will be remembered for one word but then again, there are multiple words to describe the year itself.
Winners and losers in Japan’s 2020 stock market
TOKYO: More time at home, reduced mobility and billionaire Masayoshi Son helped drive stocks in Japan in 2020, as the coronavirus pandemic became the dominating force separating winners from losers.
US holiday retail sales rise 3% as online shopping booms
BENGALURU: U.S. retail sales rose 3% during this year's expanded holiday shopping season from Oct. 11 to Dec. 24, a report by Mastercard Inc said on Saturday, powered by a pandemic-driven shift toward online shopping.
Strong demand boosts Poh Huat earnings
PETALING JAYA: Poh Huat Resources Holdings Bhd posted a 49% jump in net profit to RM22.08mil for the fourth quarter ended Oct 31,2020, from RM14.83mil a year earlier.
Insight - This is the wrong time for a wealth tax
THE arrival of vaccines carries hope that an end to the pandemic may be in sight. But even after the health crisis is brought under control, governments will have to continue dealing with the economic consequences.
UK travel, leisure and retail stocks tumble on new virus curbs
LONDON: U.K. travel, leisure and retail shares slid on Monday after several countries closed their borders with Britain due to the spread of a mutated version of the coronavirus, and the government announced new social restrictions. Stay-at-home stocks, meanwhile, got a boost.
