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Oil prices rose over 2% on Friday after the US Congress passed a debt ceiling deal that averted a government default in the world's biggest oil consumer and jobs data fueled hopes for a possible pause in Federal Reserve interest rate hikes.
US stocks closed higher on Friday after a labour market report showing moderating wage growth in May indicated the Federal Reserve may skip a rate hike in two weeks, while investors welcomed a Washington deal that avoided a catastrophic debt default.
As the US stock market continues its climb, investors holding shares of the massive tech and growth companies leading the charge are debating whether to cash out or stay on for the ride.
More foreign-owned platforms are entering the local stockbroking scene and they seem set on doing one thing – capturing the business of the Malaysian retail investor keen on investing in stocks in the United States.
The ringgit’s weakness has made headlines again. The impact on the economy could be substantial if this prolongs, as some 60% of our food supply is imported at present, which complicates moves to contain inflation.