02.27 - Reuters has reported that the Indian government was privately urging refiners and traders to boycott Malaysia’s palm oil.

05.22 - Bursa has kicked off a round of public consultation on the reporting framework that is currently requires companies to report their results every quarter. Is half yearly reporting the better option for corporate Malaysia?

<a style="font-weight: 100; cursor: pointer; text-decoration: underline;" onclick="gototime('NaN')">02.27</a> - Reuters has reported that the Indian government was privately urging refiners and traders to boycott Malaysia&rsquo;s palm oil.
<a style="font-weight: 100; cursor: pointer; text-decoration: underline;" onclick="gototime('NaN')">05.22</a> - Bursa has kicked off a round of public consultation on the reporting framework that is currently requires companies to report their results every quarter. Is half yearly reporting the better option for corporate Malaysia?

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Apparently no go for Malaysian palm oil in India

Malaysia’s constitutional reform agenda faces renewed uncertainty following the resignations of two PKR MPs. Syahredzan Johan the MP for Bangi shares his view on how parliamentary numbers, political consensus and reform momentum might affect the two key reforms promised including a limit on the Prime Minister's term.



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Malaysia’s constitutional reform agenda faces renewed uncertainty following the resignations of two PKR MPs. Syahredzan Johan the MP for Bangi shares his view on how parliamentary numbers, political consensus and reform momentum might affect the two key reforms promised including a limit on the Prime Minister's term.Image Credit: Shutterstock

Promised Reforms and the Parliamentary Numbers Game

Malaysia’s automotive sector posted another strong month of growth in April, driven by new model launches and resilient consumer demand. But with targeted fuel subsidy reforms, tighter EV import rules, and rising global supply chain risks beginning to reshape the industry, how sustainable is the current momentum, and what challenges could define the outlook for the rest of 2026?


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Malaysia’s automotive sector posted another strong month of growth in April, driven by new model launches and resilient consumer demand. But with targeted fuel subsidy reforms, tighter EV import rules, and rising global supply chain risks beginning to reshape the industry, how sustainable is the current momentum, and what challenges could define the outlook for the rest of 2026? Image Credit: Shutterstock

Can Malaysia’s Auto Sales Momentum Hold Up?

Iran has submitted a revised 14-point peace proposal to the US amid ongoing threats of military escalation and rising tensions in the Strait of Hormuz. With Tehran offering limited nuclear concessions while demanding sanctions relief and an end to the naval blockade, how serious is this attempt at de-escalation, and what would the failure of these talks mean for global energy markets, regional stability, and economies across ASEAN?



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Iran has submitted a revised 14-point peace proposal to the US amid ongoing threats of military escalation and rising tensions in the Strait of Hormuz. With Tehran offering limited nuclear concessions while demanding sanctions relief and an end to the naval blockade, how serious is this attempt at de-escalation, and what would the failure of these talks mean for global energy markets, regional stability, and economies across ASEAN?Image Credit: Shutterstock

Apparently no go for Malaysian palm oil in India

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