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The Edge Markets MY | FBM KLCI down 28.59 points as Malaysia policies, US-China trade take centre stage The Edge Markets MY KUALA LUMPUR (May 24): The FBM KLCI fell 28.59 points or 1.6% as foreign selling of Malaysian shares persisted and investors evaluated the new Malaysian Government's policies. The evaluation has led to expectations that credit rating agencies may ... |
New Straits Times Online | New government still deciding to pursue trade pact New Straits Times Online KUALA LUMPUR: The government will review several trade agreements such as Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) and the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) to see if its viable to be part ... Malaysia's participation in trade pacts left hanging in the air Govt Must Address Malaysia's Stance On Trade Pacts - Jayasiri |
Jakarta Globe | Asean can show the way on trade - Palm Voices | The Star Online The Star Online IT is an interesting time to be a businessman in Asia – and particularly when the business in question trades significant volumes both with the European Union ... Indonesia Considers Stopping Palm Oil Exports to the EU |
The Borneo Post | Changing times: What a new govt means for Corporate Malaysia The Borneo Post After a four day long weekend, Bursa Malaysia's first trading day since General Election 2014 (GE14) saw a wild reaction from the market as Bursa recorded its highest ever daily trading value of RM7.30 billion but ended the day with net outflow of ... |
Government must address Malaysia's stance on trade pacts The Borneo Post KUALA LUMPUR: The new government has to decide Malaysia's stance on international trade agreements, particularly the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP), said Ministry of International Trade and Industry ... |
The Star Online | Malaysian palm oil price sees sharpest drop in 7 weeks on weak ... The Star Online KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian palm oil futures saw their sharpest fall in seven weeks on Friday evening, weighed down by weak export demand and losses in ... Crude Palm Oil Weekly Report – May 26, 2018 Palm sees sharpest drop in 7 weeks on weak exports |
The Sun Daily | Malaysia-Taiwan trade seen growing 10% this year The Sun Daily PETALING JAYA: Trade between Malaysia and Taiwan is expected to grow 10% this year, from US$17.5 billion (RM78.39 billion) in 2017, to be driven mainly by the ICT industry, which is also Taiwan's featured industry. In 2017, trade between the two ... |
New Straits Times Online | 99 items have increased in price, says Domestic Trade Ministry New Straits Times Online KUALA LUMPUR: The Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Ministry has identified 99 goods which have gone up in price in the federal capital. Its Kuala Lumpur director, Ummi Nasrah Othman, said this was found by her officers when they conducted checks ... |
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