
Wall Street Slips Again as Yields Hit Multi-Decade High
Wall Street mixed as yields hit multi-decade highs; Europe weak, Asia mostly higher with Nikkei surging on tech rebound.

Wall Street mixed as yields hit multi-decade highs; Europe weak, Asia mostly higher with Nikkei surging on tech rebound.

KLCI rebounds 0.44% to 1,651.17, stabilising above 1,640 as bargain hunting lifts utilities ahead of US payrolls data.

Malaysia's financial markets are stable despite global pressures, with strong corporate bond interest and favorable sentiment.

AEON Credit's PATAMI rose 3.1% YoY to RM154.47 million, driven by revenue growth despite higher impairment losses on receivables.

Wall Street declined amid high Treasury yields and falling consumer confidence, with mixed global market responses.

Kuala Lumpur's FBM KLCI dropped 1.56%, driven by banking stock declines and negative US market influences, amid fragile investor sentiment.

Gamuda secures RM2.28b Mortlake solar project, boosting orderbook momentum; BUY call maintained with TP RM5.60 on strong pipeline.

Wall Street experienced a decline due to high bond yields and geopolitical tensions affecting global markets.

The FBM KLCI fell 0.10%, impacted by foreign selling and geopolitical concerns amid weak market sentiment and high yields.

Bursa consolidates as Wall Street rises, oil eases; regional sentiment hinges on China PMI and US jobs data.

Malaysian stocks ended flat as global markets remained cautious, while easing oil prices provided some relief to investors amid geopolitical uncertainty.

Inta Bina secures RM221m Klang project, boosting orderbook to RM645m; analysts maintain BUY with TP of RM0.79.

Wall Street closed flat as 10-year US Treasury yields hit 5.22% and Brent crude climbed past US$106.77/bbl.

The FBM KLCI slid 0.25% as late tech selling, elevated bond yields, and geopolitical tension dampened domestic investor sentiment.

Wall Street indexes fell sharply as rising government bond yields and fears of central bank tightening dampened market sentiment, impacting global equities.

Global equity markets stumbled as surging U.S. Treasury yields sparked rate concerns, while domestic profit-taking dragged Malaysia's FBM KLCI downward.