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Malaysia's manufacturing sector returned to expansion in June as stronger orders and production lifted PMI above 50, although cautious hiring, supply disruptions, and global uncertainties continued tempering momentum....
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Malaysia's manufacturing sector returned to expansion in June as stronger orders and production lifted PMI above 50, although cautious hiring, supply disruptions, and global uncertainties continued tempering momentum....
Gamuda Remains Top Construction Pick as MBSB Maintains BUY MBSB Research maintains BUY on Gamuda with RM5.86 target price, citing strong order book despite slower near-term earnings recognition. #gamuda #business
Foreign investors recorded smaller outflows on Bursa
Foreign investors extended their net selling streak on Bursa Malaysia for a third straight week during the Deepavali-shortened Oct 21–24 trading week, with a modest outflow of RM14.6 million, sharply lower than the previous week’s RM962.8 million, according to MBSB Research. They were net sellers on two of four trading days, led by Wednesday’s RM73.3 million outflow. However, net buying resumed…
Eurozone Retail Growth Slows as Consumers Stay Cautious — MBSB Research
MBSB Research reported that Eurozone retail sales grew modestly by +1.0% year-on-year in August 2025, down from +2.1% in July, marking the slowest pace since mid-2024. Month-on-month, sales edged up +0.1%, signalling only a mild recovery after July’s drop. Gains were mainly supported by food, drinks, and fuel sales, offsetting weaker non-food spending. Eurozone Retail Growth France and Spain…
Auto Sector 2QCY25 Earnings Mixed, TIV Tracks Within Expectations
KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 23 — The Malaysian automotive sector recorded mixed second-quarter results for CY2025, though overall performance remained within expectations, according to MBSB Research. The Malaysian Automotive Association (MAA) reported total industry volume (TIV) of 73,041 units in August, up 4.3% month-on-month, supported by new model launches, Merdeka promotions, and improved stock…