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Crackdown urged on slick profiteers

PETALING JAYA: With diesel prices now floating at RM3.35 per litre, economists are warning businesses against profiteering.

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RON95 petrol subsidies need to be reduced in stages to avoid burdening the rakyat, says analyst

RON95 petrol subsidies need to be reduced in stages to avoid burdening the rakyat, says analyst
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Malaysia s economic growth misses estimate as exports to China fall

A slowdown in construction and stagnant manufacturing activity weighed on the economy. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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Ringgit is expected to trend higher this week; positive effects of China s domestic stimulus and US Fed policy stance

The ringgit is expected to trend higher this week following the positive effects of China’s latest domestic stimulus and a pivot in the US Federal Reserve’s (Fed) policy stance, said SPI Asset Management managing partner Stephen Innes.

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Ringgit expected to trend higher next week

KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 16 ― The ringgit is expected to trend higher next week following the positive effects of China’s latest domestic stimulus and a pivot in the US Federal.

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