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Thursday, 11 Mar 2021 11:11 AM MYT RAM Ratings says Malaysian banks’ earnings are envisaged to improve in 2021 with net interest margin (NIM) recovery. — Reuters pic Subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates on news you need to know. KUALA LUMPUR, March 11 ― Malaysian banks’ earnings are envisaged to improve in 2021 with net interest margin (NIM) recovery, but their profit performance is likely to remain pressured by the still lofty ― albeit lower ― impairment charges, says RAM Rating Services Bhd (RAM Ratings). “Their earnings should improve in 2021, with an upwa...

Published on: Friday, March 05, 2021 By: Bernama Text Size: Kuala Lumpur: Malaysian firms have stronger debt protection metrics than their Asean peers, said RAM Rating Services Bhd (RAM Ratings). “The average Malaysian firm also has enough cash to support 3.5 months’ operating expenses,” the credit rating agency said in a statement on Thursday. Citing its broader analysis of corporates in Asean-6 (Asean-5 + Vietnam) in its annual Corporate Default and Rating Transition Study, RAM Ratings said although half of the companies listed on Bursa Malaysia still reported weaker earnings of -0.8 ...

Industronics, Asian Pac, DPI, GFM, Greenyield and Mega Sun City The Edge 4/3/2021 Syafiqah Salim © Provided by The Edge KUALA LUMPUR (March 4): theedgemarkets.com highlighted six stocks with momentum at Bursa Malaysia's noon break. One stock displayed positive momentum, while the remaining five stocks showed negative momentum.   The stock with positive momentum was: Industronics Bhd — rose 13 sen to 60 sen   The stocks with negative momentum were: Asian Pac Holdings Bhd — rose 1.5 sen to 16 sen DPI Holdings Bhd — rose three sen to 38 sen GFM Services Bhd — ...

Bursa Malaysia turned mixed in the mid-morning today, with the key index rising 0.73%, lifted by advances in the heavyweights. At 11.05am, the benchmark FBM KLCI had advanced 11.46 points to 1,578.6 from 1,567.14 at last Friday’s closing.

The FBM KLCI finished the first day of March lower, with declines in rubber glove counters pushing the benchmark index downwards. At market close, the index was down 0.67% or 10.61 points at 1,567.14.