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Wary over currency war
CONCERNS over a possible currency war remain unabated despite attempts by prominent leaders to calm fears by dismissing such risks.
Trump’s trade war has cost investors up to US$7 trillion
IF YOU thought President Donald Trump’s golf outings were expensive, wait until you see how much his trade war could cost investors and most likely already has.
Malaysian chip and plastic makers gain from trade war
GEORGE TOWN: Local electronic and plastic manufacturers are the beneficiaries of the ongoing trade war between the US and China.
Dire predictions of growth impacted by trade war
THE intensifying trade war, especially between the US and China, and its negative impact is leading to major cuts in growth forecasts.
Challenger brands can learn from Sun Tzu Art of War
WE are living in a highly competitive business environment, according to Branding Association of Malaysia president Datuk Eric Chong, and Sun Tzu Art of War provides the right recipe for aspiring entrepreneurs.
More local companies benefitting from trade war
PETALING JAYA: At least two more locally listed companies have jumped on the bandwagon to explore new opportunities stemming from the escalating US-China trade war.
US-China trade war may spark currency war, says AmBank Research
KUALA LUMPUR: The rising trade tensions between the US and China might spark off a currency war, cautions AmBank Research.
Trade war takes a heavy toll on Chinese stocks, and investors
SHANGHAI: It’s barely six months into a broadening Sino-U.S. trade war, and the fallout has already driven China’s stock markets into the same league as debilitated emerging markets such as Turkey, Argentina and Venezuela.
Asean urged to join hands to cushion fallout from trade war
BANGKOK: Asean has been urged to find ways for its member states to join hands together to cushion any possible fallout from the trade war between the United States and China.
Goldman says buy commodities as trade war concerns overblown
SINGAPORE: Commodity bull Goldman Sachs Group Inc. has poured cold water on the notion that a trade war between the U.S. and China represents a serious threat to raw materials, saying most of them aren’t likely to be significantly impacted, and after recent declines now’s the time to buy.
