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China virus fears spook US shares
NEW YORK: U.S. shares and crude prices fell sharply on Friday as investors moved into safe-haven assets amid concerns that a spreading virus from China would curb travel and hurt economic demand.
Rising seas and sinking cities
The threat from rising seas is not only limited to Venice. Parts of asia that are located along coastlines will also be affected. this includes many capital cities in asia.
Focusing on ethical investing
THE use of robo-advisers, or robos, to manage one’s investment portfolios is expected to gain traction in Malaysia.
Yong Tai charts new course
The company plans to build an international cruise terminal at its Impression City development in Melaka, but can it raise the funds for it?
COP25, Madrid’19: Too little, too late
COP25, the 25th United Nations (UN) climate talks, in Madrid was a huge disappointment. As I understand it, the talks had two main goals: to seek new commitments for further drastic cuts in emissions of greenhouse gases beyond that promised in Paris‘15; and to agree on a set of regulations for new international carbon markets
Winning auto formula for 2020
FOR an industry that has seen sales stagnate over the last few years, 2020 started with a shock for the local automotive sector.
SGX eyes US$2.7 trillion factor
SINGAPORE: Singapore Exchange Ltd. will acquire a majority stake in Scientific Beta Pte., an index provider for products enabling investors to track market themes, an increasingly significant trend in global fund management.
Investors bullish on ringgit as trade worries fade
Investors took long positions in all Asian currencies for the first time since June 2017 as an initial trade truce between the United States and China revived appetite for riskier assets
Coronavirus fears weigh on global equity markets
NEW YORK: The biggest tumble in Chinese stocks in more than eight months led global equity markets lower on Thursday as concern mounted about the coronavirus outbreak in China.
U.S. imposes fresh Iran-related sanctions on two people, six companies
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States on Thursday said it blacklisted two companies based in Hong Kong, one in Shanghai and one in Dubai for helping Iran's state-owned National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC) export millions of dollars of goods in violation of U.S. sanctions.