KUALA LUMPUR: The global onslaught of the COVID-19 pandemic and fluctuations in the domestic political landscape have led to a rather turbulent journey for Bursa Malaysia over the past two years.In March 2020, the local bourse dipped below the 1, 300-mark and has remained under pressure ever since. However, Bursa Malaysia is capable of regaining its strength, supported by domestic stability, said Principal Asset Management Singapore chief executive officer and chief investment officer Christophe

Street Global Markets, UBS Asset Management and JPMorgan Asset Management expect equity markets to

STOCK markets in Asia tumbled into technical correction, with some falling into bear-market territory, over the week as investor sentiment turned cautious on geopolitical concerns as well as the impending rate hike by the United States Federal Reserve( Fed). While most markets in the region managed to pare some losses yesterday, the selling pressure is expected to persist in the coming weeks as investors brace for more uncertainty and volatility. The Malaysian market had largely performed in tan

the regional head of equity capital markets( ECM) at its investment banking group, according to a

the regional head of equity capital markets( ECM) at its investment banking group, according to a

private-equity firms appear to justify the banks’ complaints – though under the surface things aren’t

2023( 2H23) outlook for the Malaysian economy and equity market.In a statement, the investment bank

2023( 2H23) outlook for the Malaysian economy and equity market.In a statement, the investment bank

greenback strengthened in tandem with positive development for the equity market in the United States

retreated amid improvement in the equity market, an analyst said.At 9.00 am, the local currency was