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Rupee sinks to fresh closing low of 95.08 against USD on NDF maturities, firm crudeThe Indian rupee has reached its weakest point ever. This is due to increased demand for dollars and higher oil prices. India's central ban...
Indian rupee gains, hedging costs dip as oil price cool-off offers reliefA drop in oil prices boosted the rupee and reduced hedging costs, easing pressure on importers and improving currency sentiment.
PM Modi vows stronger India-Malaysia ties in strategic pivot; says no room for double standards on terrorIndia and Malaysia are set to boost cooperation in key sectors like trade, investment, and semiconductors. Prime Ministers Narendra Modi an...
Goldman Sachs and its role in the multi-billion dollar 1MDB scandalGoldman Sachs has filed a lawsuit against Malaysia in a British arbitration court regarding a settlement agreement related to the 1MDB corr...
Foreigners dump Asian bonds in June on rising U.S. yieldsThe emerging Asia bonds were hit by a surge in U.S. yields and a jump in the U.S. dollar, making the riskier assets less attractive.As majo...
Foreign inflows into Asian bonds surge on higher yields and recovery hope"We expect investor focus to return to Asia's improving fundamentals. The region's exports have recovered fully to pre-pandemic levels by S...
Investors go long on Asian currencies, Indian rupee bets at 3-year high: PollThe rupee has appreciated close to 3% over the past two weeks after the central bank cut back on aggressive dollar-buying it has been under...
Asian bonds see the highest foreign buying in a year in JuneAsian bonds received a net inflow of $6.45 billion last month, the highest since June 2019, data from regional banks and bond market associ...
Most Asian currencies firm on hopes for China-US talks, baht leads gainsMarkets may be looking at US-China negotiations from a glass half-full perspective
Bullish Asia FX bets dip, but investors optimistic on yuan: SurveyChina's exports in March returned to growth for the first time in nine months, offering signs of stabilisation in the world's second-larges...
In a first, Chinese central bank invests in Indian govt bondsPeople’s Bank of China (PBoC), the world’s second-largest holder of financial assets after the US Federal Reserve, has emerged as acreditor...
Forex reserves rise to near-all-time high; rupee fallsChanges in foreign currency assets, expressed in dollar terms, include the effect of appreciation or depreciation of other currencies held ...
- Taiwan, Thailand exit recession in the last quarter
The Taiwan and Thailand exited recession last quarter and Malaysia probably followed, as Asian economies lead the global recovery.
- Bangladesh asks Malaysia to restore migrant workers' visas
Bangladesh urged Malaysian authorities to reconsider the cancellation of visas for more than 55,000 Bangladeshi workers.
- Malaysia to guarantee all bank deposits
Malaysia said it will guarantee all bank deposits for the next two years, following similar moves by Hong Kong and Singapore amid fears tha...
- "D8" developing nations adopt trade blueprint
Leaders from the D8 group of developing nations adopted an ambitious 10-year blueprint.
- Malaysian banks to set up ICBUs
Bank Negara Malaysia, has decided to allow commercial and investment banks in the country to set up international currency business units (...