| LONDON: British service sector activity grew last month at its slowest pace since April 2009, with a marked fall in hiring as employers worried about an economic slowdown and public spending cuts, a s...UK Aug Services PMI Falls To 16
LONDON: British service sector activity grew last month at its slowest pace sin.. Read >> feeds.bignewsnetwork.com - 1 hrs 24 mts ago. |
| BANGKOK: Oil prices lingered near $75 a barrel Friday in Asia, largely holding onto a big gain the day before as investors put a positive spin on U.S. economic reports and Asian stock markets rose.Oil Lingers Near US$75 In Asia Friday As Stock Markets Gain
BANGKOK: Oil prices lingered near $75 a barrel Friday in Asia, largely holding.. Read >> biz.thestar.com.my - 1 hrs 26 mts ago. |
| Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak today received Part 2 of the New Economic Model (NEM) report from the National Economic Advisory Council (NEAC).
NEAC chairman Tan Sri Amirsham Abdul Aziz handed the report to Najib at the Prime Ministers Office in Putrajaya.
The report titled New Economic Model for Malaysia - Part 2: Strategic Policy Measures, would be released to the public next moNajib Gets NEM Report Part 2
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak today received Part 2 of the New Econ.. Read >> www.btimes.com.my - 1 hrs 27 mts ago. |
| PARIS: Trade data show that the world has emerged from the global economic crisis even though the rate of recovery varies from region to region, the head of the World Trade Organisation said yesterday.WTO Chief: World Past Crisis
PARIS: Trade data show that the world has emerged from the global economic cris.. Read >> biz.thestar.com.my - 9 hrs 39 mts ago. |
| TOKYO: Most Asian stock markets climbed Friday as investors took heart from improving U.S. housing and jobs data amid lingering worries over the pace of the global economic recovery.Asian And US Stocks Rise On Improving US Data
TOKYO: Most Asian stock markets climbed Friday as investors took heart from imp.. Read >> biz.thestar.com.my - 9 hrs 39 mts ago. |
| Malaysian companies are encouraged to invest abroad but the profit made must be re-invested in Malaysia to ensure continuity in the countrys economic growth, says International Trade and Industry...Overseas Profit Must Be Re
Malaysian companies are encouraged to invest abroad but the profit made must be.. Read >> www.malaysiakini.com - 1 day 1 hrs 44 mts ago. |
| Bank Negara Malaysia is expected to hold interest rates steady on Thursday, with a large majority of analysts not expecting any more hikes for the rest of the year as global economic growth...Interest Rates Expected To Be Steady
Bank Negara Malaysia is expected to hold interest rates steady on Thursday, wit.. Read >> www.malaysiakini.com - 1 day 1 hrs 44 mts ago. |
| PUTRAJAYA: The Governments socio-economic development programmes will not succeed if there are parties consistently inciting anger and hatred among the races, said Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin.Inciting Hatred Among Races Will Hamper Countrys Growth: DPM
PUTRAJAYA: The Governments socio-economic development programmes will not succe.. Read >> thestar.com.my - 1 day 1 hrs 44 mts ago. |
| PETALING JAYA: Asian stocks sustained its rally for the day, lifted by economic optimism, thanks to faster-than-estimated manufacturing growth in the US and China.Asian Markets Sustained Rally
PETALING JAYA: Asian stocks sustained its rally for the day, lifted by economic.. Read >> biz.thestar.com.my - 1 day 1 hrs 45 mts ago. |
| LONDON: Trade on global currency markets has jumped by a fifth over the past three years to US$4 trillion a day, roughly equal to the annual economic output of Germany, a major central bank survey showed on Wednesday.Global FX Trade Jumps To US$4 Trillion A Day
LONDON: Trade on global currency markets has jumped by a fifth over the past th.. Read >> biz.thestar.com.my - 1 day 10 hrs 38 mts ago. |
| PETALING JAYA: Key Asian markets rose following the overnight higher closing at Wall Street. Sentiments were lifted when US manufacturing data for August rose more than expected, while Australia’s economy for the second quarter grew at the fastest pace at 1.2% and China’s manufacturing activities showed a strong rebound.Asian Markets Rose On Positive Economic Outlook
PETALING JAYA: Key Asian markets rose following the overnight higher closing at.. Read >> biz.thestar.com.my - 1 day 10 hrs 39 mts ago. |
| KUALA LUMPUR: Asian markets ended Thursday morning trade in the black, buoyed by positive sentiment on the sustainability of the global economic recovery.Asian Markets Buoyed By Positive Sentiment
KUALA LUMPUR: Asian markets ended Thursday morning trade in the black, buoyed b.. Read >> biz.thestar.com.my - 1 day 10 hrs 39 mts ago. |
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