March 9, 2020

A stock broker leaves the stock investment center near Kuala Lumpur, April 03, 2013. Graphs show Kuala Lumpur stock market declined during the announcement of the dissolution of parliament by Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak. Graph increased again during the evening hours today and closed at 40 sen per unit. This marks the economy malaysia still stable despite parliament was dissolved by the 13th General Election.

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Foreign investors sold off RM1.2 bil in Malaysia stocks last week

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India’s Yes Bank founder remanded in custody on money-laundering charges

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Gold futures untraded in early trade

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KLIBOR futures contract untraded in early trade

Malaysian Ringgit is arranged for a photograph in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, on Tuesday, September 2, 2013. Photo: Sanjit Das/Bloomberg

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Ringgit extends last week’s losses to trade lower against the US dollar

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Bursa in the red at the opening on collapse of OPEC-Russia agreement

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Asian shares slammed in panicked trade, oil prices crash

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Italy locks down millions as its coronavirus deaths jump

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US stock futures tumble 4% on coronavirus fears in pre-market trade

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