It eventually closed at 62, 052.23 after surging 1188.61 points or 1. 92pc. The bulls regained their dominance two days after an all-out rout when the benchmark of representative shares recorded its biggest day-on-day decline.... Yesterday, the stocks had regained some of the lost ground amid value-hunting by investors. Speaking to Dawn. com today, Yousuf M. Farooq, director of research at Chase Securities, observed that the market bounced back sharply during the last two sessions after a corre

cast a pall over economic recovery and a spike in UK prices fueled the intense debate over inflation

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RESERVE Bank of Australia( RBA) governor Philip Lowe has a coffee mug in his office inscribed with the words “ half full.” Lowe says he’s an optimist about next year, as do many of his peers.... If we aren’t back to square one, we have lost significant ground. That’s making central bankers’ task of reining in monetary accommodation – never easy in the best of times – even trickier.... Proceed too fast and growth may be set back or, worse, policymakers have to stage a humiliating retreat....

's decision which struck out its lawsuit over the recovery of RM116. 7mil seized by the police in

.... The European Union has accepted 12 out of 27 member states' coronavirus recovery plans

the Malaysian Family after the country ranked 13th in the latest Nikkei Covid-19 Recovery Index

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The warning came from the US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, who questioned whether the bloc should reimpose the eurozone's rigid spending and deficit rules.... Aligning with southern EU states, already clashing with northern and more frugal countries in the bloc, the US finance chief said: “ It’s important to think about whether or not[ the rules] create the flexibility that countries in the EU need in order to be able to address cyclical developments.“ We have been in a very low interest-rat