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OSK-UOB: New fund likely to see brisk sales
OSK-UOB Unit Trust Management Bhd is confident its Emerging Opportunity Unit Trust Fund will be fully subscribed within the next three to four months, said chief executive officer Ho Seng Yee.
Rapid growth of Glomac
Excerpts of an interview between Glomac Bhd group executive vice-chairman Datuk Richard Fong and StarBiz assistant news editor Angie Ng.
Big US banks seen gaining from Basel accord
Large banks that have elaborate risk-measurement systems stand to be the biggest winners in the United States from an international bank safety accord reached on Tuesday, bank industry analysts said.
Analysts still prefer big players
SO what are the stocks in the construction sector that are ranked among the favourites of analysts and fund managers alike?
Bullish sentiment in KL market
THE local stock market appears to be finally playing catch-up with its regional peers which had chalked up substantially higher gains last year. Some analysts in fact expect the KL market to turn from a laggard to a high-flying performer this year.
CI surges 17.6 points to 846
THE KLSE Composite Index (CI) made a strong 17.6-point surge yesterday to close above 845 points on an optimistic remark by a deputy minister that Malaysia had posted a stronger-than-expected gross domestic product (GDP) growth last year.
Asia maintains strong relative positioning on SPI
ASIA, excluding Japan, has maintained strong relative positioning within the global Shareholder Performance Index (SPI), with many examples including Kookmin Bank (SPI 212) and Maybank Group (SPI 156), said consulting firm Mercer Oliver Wyman (MOW).
Big-cap stocks the key to CI’s showing this year
DESPITE posting strong gains so far this year, the MSEB Composite Index (CI) may continue to lag its regional counterparts in 2004 in performance unless big-cap stocks start to move, according to market analysts.
Muhibbah gears up for more jobs
THE government's intention to be cautious on development expenditure may have resulted in a rather gloomy outlook for certain construction firms that have shown signs of slowing down in replenishing their order books.
Analysts still generally positive on building sector
THE postponement of the RM14.5bil railway double-tracking project does not mean the government would stop spending on new infrastructure projects or that construction activities in the country would come to a halt, say analysts who maintain a positive outlook for the sector.
