Add to ORKGIT has been a roller-coaster ride for Malaysia's financial and economic developments this year. Many factors have contributed to these ups and downs — internal and external, economic and noneconomic •— all of which have triggered jitters and cautious acts in the markets. These include Britain's vote to exit the European Union (Brexit) and Donald Trump winning the United States presidential elections. Uncertainty and volatility appear to be, once again, the order of the day for the rest of 2016
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It has been a rollercoaster ride for Malaysia's financial and economic developments this year. Many...
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We don’t love our rivers. And we fell our trees, clear our jungles and level hills. Malaysians had b...
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In this post, the authors assess the viability of the Government's plan to eradicate bovine TB by ki...
THE MIC President was last week reported as saying "this was a clear case of the poor being denied t...
In a rather surprising move, Bank Negara, through its monetary policy committee (MPC) meeting which ...
It has been a rollercoaster ride for Malaysia's financial and economic developments this year. Many...
THERE is every reason to be thankful for the progress and development Malaysia has gone through in t...
THE government's move to reduce petrol and diesel subsidies has once again sparked a debate about su...
First paragraph: Britain’s chancellor of the exchequer will aim to deliver an election-winning...
Maria Werdine Norris @MariaWNorris is a final year PhD candidate at the London School of Economics a...
TEN years after the Asian economic crisis, an independent panel of "eminent persons" for the Manilab...
Much has been said about the Alliance or Perikatan as a political entity, and later Barisan Nasional...
Heading into the 2016 presidential election, New Hampshire residents are less confident about busine...
IT looks like the world will be no longer be safe in the years ahead. The threat of war and violence...
What solutions should be used to tackle climate change? Ernst Ulrich von Weizsäcker writes that it i...
We don’t love our rivers. And we fell our trees, clear our jungles and level hills. Malaysians had b...
LAST week was World Environment Day. Coming just a day before the start of the Group of Eight (G8) m...
In this post, the authors assess the viability of the Government's plan to eradicate bovine TB by ki...
THE MIC President was last week reported as saying "this was a clear case of the poor being denied t...
In a rather surprising move, Bank Negara, through its monetary policy committee (MPC) meeting which ...