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KLCI slips as regional rally takes a breather
KUALA LUMPUR: The local stock market erased gains from the previous session with Tenaga Nasional and Public Bank leading the decline.
SERC: Policy clarity, certainty needed for stable environment
KUALA LUMPUR: A private sector think-tank expects 2019 to be a year of certainty in terms of execution and implementation as the government seeks to put in place the Budget 2019 proposals.
SERC: More structural reforms needed
KUALA LUMPUR: A synchronised global slowdown is imminent – indicating that the economic growth in Malaysia will be equally challenging
Higher govt bond issuance seen
PETALING JAYA: Malaysian government bond issuance is expected to increase by at least 2% this year, according to AmBank Research.
Nomura not dropped because of downgrade, says Lim
PUTRAJAYA: Nomura Holdings Inc, a Japanese financial holding company that was widely tipped to be among the arrangers of the RM7.6bil Samurai bond, was not among the three names announced by the Finance Ministry.
World markets themes for the week ahead
NEW YORK: Following are five big themes likely to dominate thinking of investors and traders in the coming week.
Three banks picked for RM7.6bil Samurai bond
PUTRAJAYA: Finance Minister Lim Guan Eng will be leading a delegation to Tokyo next month to meet all relevant investors to ensure the success of the Samurai bond-raising exercise.
Lower returns by EPF in 2018 likely
It’s that time of the year again when the much-awaited dividend rates of the Employees Provident Fund (EPF) will be announced.
Shifting treasuries buyer base may be bond-market Achilles’ heel
NEW YORK: As the US government blows through its crisis-era borrowing record, surpassing US$1 trillion a year in debt sales, it’s relying on creditors who could make its deficit-financing even more costly.
China set to post slowest growth in 28 years, more stimulus seen
BEIJING: China is expected to report today that economic growth cooled to its slowest in 28 years in 2018 amid weakening domestic demand and bruising US tariffs, adding pressure on Beijing to roll out more support measures to avert a sharper slowdown.
