BNM international reserves rise to US$102.1b as at Jan 31

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1. BNM international reserves rise to US$101.7b KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 22 ― Bank Negara Malaysia’s (BNM) international reserves amounted to US$101.7 billion (RM420.5 billion) as at January 15, 2018, slightly higher than US$101.4 billion as at December 31, 2018. “The reserves position is... ...
2. Equity and forex investors still adopting wait-and-see approach KUALA LUMPUR: With traders and investors still on their New Year’s break, the local equity and foreign exchange markets are still adopting a ‘wait-and-see approach’ but the underlying sentiment remains intact. Although net outflow remains the norm in the market, generally the mood was one of ‘upbeat’ for Malaysia’s prospects...
3. Ringgit’s performance mixed in 2018 mainly due to external factors KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 31 — The ringgit saw a mixed performance in 2018 despite entering the year on a bullish footing, as the local currency was dragged down by a sharp change of sentiment in the second quarter, heavily influenced by external drivers.... ...
4. ‘Mainstreaming’ of Islamic finance When talking about the mainstreaming of Islamic finance, my initial thought about it is words like ‘murabaha’, ‘shariah’, ‘takaful’ and ‘zakat’ would no longer need translation because they have become familiar features of many financial transactions and agreements run by the majority of financial institutions in Malaysia these days. On...