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Market is likely still looking for bottom amid rising risk of recession
INVESTORS have been warned: the worst is yet to come.
How dividend stocks behave during a recession
Recessions and bear markets are almost a shoo-in for long-term investing. While we will never be able to guess its exact timeline, what’s certain is that it is around the bend, particularly after an 11-year bull run since the 2008 financial crisis.
Ireland sees four-fold rise in nursing home coronavirus clusters
DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland has seen a more than four-fold increase in coronavirus outbreaks in nursing homes in the space of a week, prompting a number of new measures to protect vulnerable elderly residents, officials said on Friday.
GDP between -2.0% and 0.5% in 2020
KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian economy is expected to see a contraction -2.0% at its worst and growth of 0.5% at its best in 2020, compared to 4.3% in 2019, against a highly challenging global economic outlook.
Bank Negara: Economic and Monetary Review 2019 highlights
Main points of Bank Negara's Economic and Monetary Review 2019
Money supply growth eases in February
PETALING JAYA: Malaysia's total money supply (M3) grew at a slightly slower rate in February, despite the pick-up in the banking system’s loan growth and corporate bond issuance growth.
Covid-19 and crisis cartels – can cartels be good for recovery?
THE fact that this question is being asked may come as a surprise to those who have witnessed stringent anti-cartel enforcement since the inception of the Competition Act 2010 (CA 2010).
Even Wall Street’s bottom-fishers won’t go near emerging markets
(Bloomberg) -- Emerging markets have just taken a first-quarter battering. The fear on Wall Street is that it may hardly compare with what’s coming.
HSBC, StanChart under pressure after UK banks axe dividends
U.K. banks trading in Hong Kong plunged after they scrapped dividends and buybacks at the urging of regulators to steel capital levels against the deepening fallout from the coronavirus outbreak.
Oil ends March with biggest monthly and quarterly losses ever
NEW YORK: Crude oil benchmarks ended a volatile quarter with their biggest losses in history, as both U.S. and Brent futures were hammered throughout March on the global economic freeze due to the coronavirus pandemic and the eruption of a price war between Russia and Saudi Arabia.