Ringgit down, Ratings stay – Moody’s.
Somehow, the ‘heavy rain’ has also created some rainbows here and there. Moody’s Investor’s Service said that the depreciation of Ringgit of about 11% (yes
Somehow, the ‘heavy rain’ has also created some rainbows here and there. Moody’s Investor’s Service said that the depreciation of Ringgit of about 11% (yes
4th February 2015. Ringgit is up, well not just up. It has hit a three-week high. Okay, first of all this may mean nothing more
It’s tough to beat out all the negative news out there. After Fortune, at least we now have another piece of good news. This time,
You are too positive. Someone told me this the other day. It’s funny because I agree and yet some of my friends actually think I
Recently, it has been mostly negative news if any when it comes to Malaysia. From oil prices affecting the economy to oil prices affecting the
It was 1998. I was taking the module of ‘International Business in Emerging Markets’ for my first degree in Bristol when the lecturer asked the
Has everyone read at least 20 articles online or on newspaper about the revised Budget 2015? I am very sure you know the details by
Fitch Ratings said that Malaysia is weakened by the downtrend in international reserves which have declined by 12 percent (US$16 billion) between August and December
After slightly over 6 months of a reaffirmation of A- rating, Fitch Ratings has now given Malaysia a Negative Outlook. It said that out of
There has been many reports which said that with the Ringgit down to new lows, foreign interest in Malaysian properties may be increasing. I do
It’s sometimes funny to read some of the news article about the declining oil prices. One latest one in a major English daily said that
Recently, Bursa has been very volatile with a downward bias. Most days and majority of all the stocks are down. Foreign selling is still continuing