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‘Malaysian stocks entering bull territory’
PETALING JAYA: Bursa Malaysia broke records as trading value rose to a high of RM9.3bil. Trading volume appeared to be on the medium to large-capitalised shares this time around at 9.04 billion shares.
Trading without emotion
PRIOR to 2007, systematic or quantitative trading were all the rage, especially on Wall Street.
China's 'hermit' investors fill doubled oil storage with crude bet
SINGAPORE/SHANGHAI: Chinese financial investors betting on a rebound in oil prices are filling commercial storage tanks held by the Shanghai futures exchange just as fast as the exchange can find them.
JC Penney files for bankruptcy
Latest brick-and-mortar retailer to crumble due to prolonged store closures
Commodities primed for major week ahead
LONDON: Commodities investors will zero in this week on the tide of moves around the globe to ease the anti-virus lockdowns that have crippled economies. Raw materials may get a lift as the shackles are loosened from the United Kingdom and the United States to Australia, Germany and India. Among gainers on Monday, copper surged in London after a holiday-lengthened weekend.
Oil lower after weekly gain while investors weigh recovery
NEW YORK: Oil edged lower after posting its first back-to-back weekly gain since February as investors weighed nascent signs of a recovery in demand against a huge global glut and the risk of a resurgence in virus cases.
Japan set to limit foreign investment in half of listed firms
JAPAN detailed an array of companies that will be subject to new rules restricting foreign investment, moving to protect industries it says are core to national security from the influence of foreign state interference.
US antitrust hawks take on Big Tech as pandemic persists
Long before Covid-19 changed everything, progressives in Washington had begun pushing for a new era of antitrust enforcement in which the government would take on the power amassed by the captains of today's technology industry – companies like Facebook, Google and Amazon.
BNP Paribas says revenue resilient despite equity trading hit
PARIS: BNP Paribas’ profit fell by a third in the first quarter, as the coronavirus crisis hit equity trading and prompted the euro zone’s biggest bank to set aside more than €500mil in loan provisions.
How Boeing went from appealing for government aid to snubbing it
NEW YORK/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - In just six weeks, Boeing Co went from seeking government aid to announcing it no longer needed it. The company's US$25 billion bond issue this week made all the difference.