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Add  Manufacturing sector has stabilised, says minister.
Authors: Bloomberg
Date: 20090807 |20090807 | |2009 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:77299
Description: Malaysia’s manufacturing industry has stopped deteriorating and the economy will have a “better year” in 2010, Trade Minister Datuk Mustapa Mohamed said.
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Add  Economists believe US recession eased in second quarter.
Authors: Bloomberg
Date: 20090727 |20090728 | |2009 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:77221
Description: The worst US recession in five decades probably eased in the second quarter as trade and government stimulus mitigated the damage from declines in housing, inventories and consumer and business spendi… More
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Add  Malaysian exports yet to hit bottom: Mustapa.
Authors: Bloomberg
Date: 20090723 |20090724 | |2009 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:77182
Description: Malaysia’s exports will recover later than expected and won’t be past the worst for another“couple” of months, Trade Minister Mustapa Mohamed said yesterday.
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Add  CPO futures rebound on promising outlook.
Authors: Bloomberg
Date: 20090715 |20090715 | |2009 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:77614
Description: Palm oil futures rebounded from a two-day slide as the outlook for demand improved and crude oil futures climbed above US$60 (RM215) a barrel, raising the appeal of biofuels produced from vegetable oi… More
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Add  US$ will continue to be main currency: Zeti.
Authors: Bloomberg
Date: 20090706 |20090707 | |2009 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:76980
Description: The dollar will remain the dominant currency for the foreseeable future but that is not stopping other regions like Asia from developing their financial markets, said Malaysia central bank governor Ta… More
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Add  Malaysia, China may settle trade in local currencies.
Authors: Bloomberg
Date: 20090615 |20090615 | |2009 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:76668
Description: China and Malaysia are planning to allow exporters to settle some of their trade in the two nations’currencies after the countries agreed to a currency-swap arrangement in February, Malaysia’s central… More
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Add  Bank Negara to cut GDP forecast.
Authors: Bloomberg
Date: 20090512 |20090513 | |2009 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:76318
Description: Bank Negara Malaysia says it will lower the country’s 2009 economic forecast amid a worse-than-expected slump in exports, predicting a recovery in the second half of the year.
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Add  Worst may be over for Asian exporters.
Authors: Bloomberg
Date: 20090429 |20090429 | |2009 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:76308
Description: The worst may be over for Asia’s exporters as interest-rate cuts and a US$585 billion (US$1 =RM3.62) stimulus package get China buying again.
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Add  Outbreak fears lift Top Glove shares to 15-month.
Authors: Bloomberg
Date: 20090428 |20090428 | |2009 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:76272
Description: Top Glove Corp Bhd rose to a 15-month high in trading on Bursa Malaysia, leading gains among Malaysian glove manufacturers amid speculation that the spread of swine flu would bolster demand for health… More
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Add  Proton talking to Renault, GM on technical tie-up.
Authors: Bloomberg
Date: 20090408 |20090507 | |2009 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:75032
Description: National carmaker Proton Holdings Bhd, which endedpartnership talks with Volkswagen AG in 2007, says it is in early discussions with Renault SA and General Motors Corp (GM) about a technical alliance … More
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Add  Economists see spike in US jobless rate.
Authors: Bloomberg
Date: 20090407 |20090407 | |2009 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:75834
Add  China may buy rubber to boost prices.
Authors: Bloomberg
Date: 20090403 |20090403 | |2009 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:75725
Description: China’s State Reserve Bureau may buy as much as 80,000 metric tonnes of natural rubber from the domestic market to boost prices as falling car sales curb tyre demand in the world’s biggest consumer.
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Add  Top 3 rubber producers plan 10pc supply cut.
Authors: Bloomberg
Date: 20090319 |20090319 | |2009 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:75826
Description: Thailand, the world’s biggest rubber producer, Indonesia and Malaysia plan to reduce supply by 10 per cent this year to bolster prices, said Somchai Charnnarongkul, a Thai agriculture official.
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Add  Malaysia’s industrial output down 20pc in January.
Authors: Bloomberg
Date: 20090313 |20090313 | |2009 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:75909
Description: Malaysia’s industrial production fell the most in at least seven years in January as exports slumped, adding to signs the economy is headed for its first annual contraction since 1998.
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Add  Exports may fall 4pc as electronic demand dips.
Authors: Bloomberg
Date: 20090224 |20090224 | |2009 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:75579
Description: Malaysia’s exports may fall as much as 4 per cent this year as demand for the Southeast Asian nation’s electronics slumps amid the global recession, the government said.
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