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Kuala Lumpur's benchmark index climbed in early trade after lower Treasury yields and softer oil encouraged buyers back into semiconductor and technology counters.
Washington's plan to intensify economic pressure on Tehran could complicate already fragile U.S.-China relations as Beijing maintains critical energy imports from the Islamic Republic
E10 gasoline and diesel both climbed this week, tracking a surge in global benchmarks driven by Iran-UAE trade freeze and Hormuz Strait disruptions
Vietnam's largest oil refinery adds 12.5% storage capacity as the country strengthens its energy security amid regional supply pressures
The Philippines' sole refiner posted P3.8 billion in first-half profit, squeezed by crude prices that hit $129 per barrel in March
Kuala Lumpur's benchmark rose to an intraday high while crude oil volatility and Fed policy standstill weighed on neighboring bourses
Malaysia's currency gained slightly against the dollar on Wednesday, while traders held back amid rising oil prices and geopolitical uncertainty in West Asia.
Brent crude and WTI both fell sharply in Asian trading as two nights without US military action against Iran raised hopes for diplomatic engagement.
Currency watchers predict narrow trading band while monetary policy signals, domestic politics, and volatile crude markets create uncertainty for the coming week
Benchmark index slips below 1,715 amid fresh trade measures, though regional comparison shows relative strength
Kuala Lumpur's benchmark held psychological support near 1,700 while crude spiked on Red Sea tanker incidents and Iran tensions
Multiple tankers and cargo vessels reversed course in the Red Sea within 24 hours after Yemen-based forces declared a naval blockade, compounding the kingdom's export challenges
Kuala Lumpur's benchmark index declined 0.52 percent as Middle East tensions and rising crude prices triggered a wave of selling across regional markets.
Keppel and Sembcorp led declines on the Straits Times Index after renewed US-Iran tensions disrupted shipping routes and sent crude oil soaring
Gift Nifty signals a 200-point drop for the Nifty while foreign investors turn sellers, compounding pressure from geopolitical uncertainty and elevated oil prices.
TCS, Infosys and HCL lead late-morning rebound as Nifty 50 erases opening losses triggered by Iran tensions and oil price jump
The currency dropped 39 paise at opening amid renewed conflict in West Asia, with technical indicators pointing to further weakness ahead
The local currency strengthened against the dollar and regional peers Monday, even as markets price in higher US rates and monitor West Asia supply risks.
The producer alliance pushes forward with supply increases despite ongoing disruptions from the Iran conflict, as Brent crude slides back to pre-war levels near $72 per barrel.
Corporate payment obligations and import demand push the rupee lower, though stable crude prices and resilient industrial data offer some support.
