Wow! Tomei already limit up!!

Wow! Tomei already limit up!!

Wow! Tomei already limit up!!

Wow! Tomei already limit up!!

Wow! Gold price just touched USD2,067 an ounce!! All time high & gonna move higher!!!

Wow! Gold price just touched USD2,067 an ounce!! All time high & gonna move higher!!!

Wow! Gold price just touched USD2,067 an ounce!! All time high & gonna move higher!!!

Wow! Gold price just touched USD2,067 an ounce!! All time high & gonna move higher!!!

Imagine if gold price touched USD2,100 an ounce tonight...I wonder how much Bahvest price will JUMP tomorrow!

If can LIMIT UP today, tommorow maybe another LIMIT UP.

Gold price still moving up... BUY NOW BEFORE TOO LATE!!

WoW! Gold price just touched USD2,051 an ounced!!!

Bahvest gonna LIMIT UP like Tomei & Poh Kong!

Gold just touched USD2049 an ounce!

Poh Kong & Tomei limit up!

Bahvest should be next to LIMIT UP!!

Even Mui Property gained 50% as at now from 0.20 to 0.30

Breaking News from CNBC

Gold prices climbed higher to a record on Wednesday after the Federal Reserve officials left their benchmark interest rate unchanged near zero.

Spot gold gained 1% to $1,979.53 per ounce, while U.S. gold futures rose 0.4% to $1,953.4 per ounce, a new record close.

Breaking News from CNBC

Gold prices climbed higher to a record on Wednesday after the Federal Reserve officials left their benchmark interest rate unchanged near zero.

Spot gold gained 1% to $1,979.53 per ounce, while U.S. gold futures rose 0.4% to $1,953.4 per ounce, a new record close.

Breaking News from CNBC

Gold prices climbed higher to a record on Wednesday after the Federal Reserve officials left their benchmark interest rate unchanged near zero.

Spot gold gained 1% to $1,979.53 per ounce, while U.S. gold futures rose 0.4% to $1,953.4 per ounce, a new record close.

Breaking News from CNBC

Oil prices fell 2% on Thursday on a surge in coronavirus cases that triggered fears of a hit to demand and the latest diplomatic spat between the United States and China, outweighing the benefit of a weaker dollar.

Brent futures fell $1.01, or 2.3%, to $43.28 a barrel, while West Texas Intermediate crude settled 1.98%, or 83 cents, lower at $41.07 per barrel.

Breaking News from CNBC

Oil prices fell 2% on Thursday on a surge in coronavirus cases that triggered fears of a hit to demand and the latest diplomatic spat between the United States and China, outweighing the benefit of a weaker dollar.

Brent futures fell $1.01, or 2.3%, to $43.28 a barrel, while West Texas Intermediate crude settled 1.98%, or 83 cents, lower at $41.07 per barrel.

Breaking News from CNBC

Oil prices fell 2% on Thursday on a surge in coronavirus cases that triggered fears of a hit to demand and the latest diplomatic spat between the United States and China, outweighing the benefit of a weaker dollar.

Brent futures fell $1.01, or 2.3%, to $43.28 a barrel, while West Texas Intermediate crude settled 1.98%, or 83 cents, lower at $41.07 per barrel.

Breaking News from CNBC

Oil prices fell 2% on Thursday on a surge in coronavirus cases that triggered fears of a hit to demand and the latest diplomatic spat between the United States and China, outweighing the benefit of a weaker dollar.

Brent futures fell $1.01, or 2.3%, to $43.28 a barrel, while West Texas Intermediate crude settled 1.98%, or 83 cents, lower at $41.07 per barrel.

Breaking News from CNBC

Oil prices fell 2% on Thursday on a surge in coronavirus cases that triggered fears of a hit to demand and the latest diplomatic spat between the United States and China, outweighing the benefit of a weaker dollar.

Brent futures fell $1.01, or 2.3%, to $43.28 a barrel, while West Texas Intermediate crude settled 1.98%, or 83 cents, lower at $41.07 per barrel.

Breaking News from The Edge

PUTRAJAYA (June 9): Malaysia’s borders may only be reopened if daily confirmed Covid-19 cases are maintained at single digits until the end of the recovery movement control order (RMCO) on Aug 31, according to Ministry of Health (MoH) director-general Datuk Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah.

Noor Hisham said at this point, Malaysia is still strengthening its border control in order to curb the spread of Covid-19.

"LOOKS LIKE AAX PLANES WILL BE GROUNDED UNTIL 31 AUGUST 2020 AT LEAST!!"

Breaking News from CNBC

Goldman Sachs sees a correction in oil prices on the horizon even amid a significant recovery in the last month and the recent decision by OPEC and its allies to extend historically large production cuts through July.

“With oil now above $40/bbl, supplies will be incentivized to return, but we believe the risks to the downside have increased substantially and are now looking for a 15-20% correction which may already be underway after Monday’s modest sell-off,” Goldman Sachs’ commodities research team led by Jeffrey Currie wrote in an analyst note on Tuesday.

“Despite the rally, we have been hesitant to recommend a long position this early in the cycle for several reasons,” the analysts wrote.

Surplus oil inventory of an estimated 1 billion barrels has piled up as the world’s economic activity and travel remains largely at a standstill amid coronavirus fears.

There’s also widespread uncertainty over a demand rebound, with health authorities stressed the risk of a second wave of Covid-19 infections plunging countries back into lockdown.

Breaking News from CNBC

Goldman Sachs sees a correction in oil prices on the horizon even amid a significant recovery in the last month and the recent decision by OPEC and its allies to extend historically large production cuts through July.

“With oil now above $40/bbl, supplies will be incentivized to return, but we believe the risks to the downside have increased substantially and are now looking for a 15-20% correction which may already be underway after Monday’s modest sell-off,” Goldman Sachs’ commodities research team led by Jeffrey Currie wrote in an analyst note on Tuesday.

“Despite the rally, we have been hesitant to recommend a long position this early in the cycle for several reasons,” the analysts wrote.

Surplus oil inventory of an estimated 1 billion barrels has piled up as the world’s economic activity and travel remains largely at a standstill amid coronavirus fears.

There’s also widespread uncertainty over a demand rebound, with health authorities stressed the risk of a second wave of Covid-19 infections plunging countries back into lockdown.

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Breaking News from CNBC

Goldman Sachs sees a correction in oil prices on the horizon even amid a significant recovery in the last month and the recent decision by OPEC and its allies to extend historically large production cuts through July.

“With oil now above $40/bbl, supplies will be incentivized to return, but we believe the risks to the downside have increased substantially and are now looking for a 15-20% correction which may already be underway after Monday’s modest sell-off,” Goldman Sachs’ commodities research team led by Jeffrey Currie wrote in an analyst note on Tuesday.

“Despite the rally, we have been hesitant to recommend a long position this early in the cycle for several reasons,” the analysts wrote.

Surplus oil inventory of an estimated 1 billion barrels has piled up as the world’s economic activity and travel remains largely at a standstill amid coronavirus fears.

There’s also widespread uncertainty over a demand rebound, with health authorities stressed the risk of a second wave of Covid-19 infections plunging countries back into lockdown.

Breaking News from CNBC

Goldman Sachs sees a correction in oil prices on the horizon even amid a significant recovery in the last month and the recent decision by OPEC and its allies to extend historically large production cuts through July.

“With oil now above $40/bbl, supplies will be incentivized to return, but we believe the risks to the downside have increased substantially and are now looking for a 15-20% correction which may already be underway after Monday’s modest sell-off,” Goldman Sachs’ commodities research team led by Jeffrey Currie wrote in an analyst note on Tuesday.

“Despite the rally, we have been hesitant to recommend a long position this early in the cycle for several reasons,” the analysts wrote.

Surplus oil inventory of an estimated 1 billion barrels has piled up as the world’s economic activity and travel remains largely at a standstill amid coronavirus fears.

There’s also widespread uncertainty over a demand rebound, with health authorities stressed the risk of a second wave of Covid-19 infections plunging countries back into lockdown.

Breaking News from CNBC

Goldman Sachs sees a correction in oil prices on the horizon even amid a significant recovery in the last month and the recent decision by OPEC and its allies to extend historically large production cuts through July.

“With oil now above $40/bbl, supplies will be incentivized to return, but we believe the risks to the downside have increased substantially and are now looking for a 15-20% correction which may already be underway after Monday’s modest sell-off,” Goldman Sachs’ commodities research team led by Jeffrey Currie wrote in an analyst note on Tuesday.

“Despite the rally, we have been hesitant to recommend a long position this early in the cycle for several reasons,” the analysts wrote.

Surplus oil inventory of an estimated 1 billion barrels has piled up as the world’s economic activity and travel remains largely at a standstill amid coronavirus fears.

There’s also widespread uncertainty over a demand rebound, with health authorities stressed the risk of a second wave of Covid-19 infections plunging countries back into lockdown.

Breaking News from CNBC

Goldman Sachs sees a correction in oil prices on the horizon even amid a significant recovery in the last month and the recent decision by OPEC and its allies to extend historically large production cuts through July.

“With oil now above $40/bbl, supplies will be incentivized to return, but we believe the risks to the downside have increased substantially and are now looking for a 15-20% correction which may already be underway after Monday’s modest sell-off,” Goldman Sachs’ commodities research team led by Jeffrey Currie wrote in an analyst note on Tuesday.

“Despite the rally, we have been hesitant to recommend a long position this early in the cycle for several reasons,” the analysts wrote.

Surplus oil inventory of an estimated 1 billion barrels has piled up as the world’s economic activity and travel remains largely at a standstill amid coronavirus fears.

There’s also widespread uncertainty over a demand rebound, with health authorities stressed the risk of a second wave of Covid-19 infections plunging countries back into lockdown.

Breaking News from CNBC

Goldman Sachs sees a correction in oil prices on the horizon even amid a significant recovery in the last month and the recent decision by OPEC and its allies to extend historically large production cuts through July.

“With oil now above $40/bbl, supplies will be incentivized to return, but we believe the risks to the downside have increased substantially and are now looking for a 15-20% correction which may already be underway after Monday’s modest sell-off,” Goldman Sachs’ commodities research team led by Jeffrey Currie wrote in an analyst note on Tuesday.

“Despite the rally, we have been hesitant to recommend a long position this early in the cycle for several reasons,” the analysts wrote.

Surplus oil inventory of an estimated 1 billion barrels has piled up as the world’s economic activity and travel remains largely at a standstill amid coronavirus fears.

There’s also widespread uncertainty over a demand rebound, with health authorities stressed the risk of a second wave of Covid-19 infections plunging countries back into lockdown.

Latest update from Genting Website

Recovery Movement Control Order Update
As of 9 June 2020

Despite the Recovery Movement Control Order (RMCO), Resorts World Genting, Resorts World Awana, Resorts World Kijal and Resorts World Langkawi will remain closed until further notice.

We will continue to monitor the situation and make the necessary announcements as more information becomes available.

We would like to assure you that, despite the temporary closure, we have heightened our already stringent hygiene practices to safeguard the health and safety of all our guests and employees. This will ensure that you have a safe and enjoyable experience once we reopen.

"LOOKS LIKE GENTING WILL BE CLOSED UNTIL 31 AUGUST 2020!!"

Latest update from Genting Website

Recovery Movement Control Order Update
As of 9 June 2020

Despite the Recovery Movement Control Order (RMCO), Resorts World Genting, Resorts World Awana, Resorts World Kijal and Resorts World Langkawi will remain closed until further notice.

We will continue to monitor the situation and make the necessary announcements as more information becomes available.

We would like to assure you that, despite the temporary closure, we have heightened our already stringent hygiene practices to safeguard the health and safety of all our guests and employees. This will ensure that you have a safe and enjoyable experience once we reopen.

"LOOKS LIKE GENTING WILL BE CLOSED UNTIL 31 AUGUST 2020!!"

Breaking News from The Edge

Ageson confirms that it does not have an AP for sand export, and issues a clarification on the contract it bagged to supply sand to a China-based client.

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Breaking News from The Edge

MIDF Research has maintained its "trading sell" rating on AirAsia X Bhd (AAX) at 11 sen with an unchanged target price of 3 sen after the airline recorded a drop in preliminary available seat kilometres (ASK) by 21% year-on-year (y-o-y) to 6.87 million the first quarter of financial year 2020 (1QFY20) compared to the 5% y-o-y decline in 1QFY19.

Breaking News from CNBC

U.S. oil prices plunged more than 25% on Monday on fears that worldwide storage will soon fill as the coronavirus pandemic continues to roil demand.

West Texas Intermediate for June delivery fell 25.6%, or $4.34, to trade at $12.58 per barrel.

International benchmark Brent crude traded 8.1% lower at $19.72 per barrel. Each contract is coming off its eighth week of losses in nine weeks.

Breaking News from CNBC

U.S. oil prices plunged more than 25% on Monday on fears that worldwide storage will soon fill as the coronavirus pandemic continues to roil demand.

West Texas Intermediate for June delivery fell 25.6%, or $4.34, to trade at $12.58 per barrel.

International benchmark Brent crude traded 8.1% lower at $19.72 per barrel. Each contract is coming off its eighth week of losses in nine weeks.

Breaking News from CNBC

U.S. oil prices plunged more than 25% on Monday on fears that worldwide storage will soon fill as the coronavirus pandemic continues to roil demand.

West Texas Intermediate for June delivery fell 25.6%, or $4.34, to trade at $12.58 per barrel.

International benchmark Brent crude traded 8.1% lower at $19.72 per barrel. Each contract is coming off its eighth week of losses in nine weeks.

Breaking News from CNBC

U.S. oil prices plunged more than 25% on Monday on fears that worldwide storage will soon fill as the coronavirus pandemic continues to roil demand.

West Texas Intermediate for June delivery fell 25.6%, or $4.34, to trade at $12.58 per barrel.

International benchmark Brent crude traded 8.1% lower at $19.72 per barrel. Each contract is coming off its eighth week of losses in nine weeks.

Breaking News from CNBC

U.S. oil prices plunged more than 25% on Monday on fears that worldwide storage will soon fill as the coronavirus pandemic continues to roil demand.

West Texas Intermediate for June delivery fell 25.6%, or $4.34, to trade at $12.58 per barrel.

International benchmark Brent crude traded 8.1% lower at $19.72 per barrel. Each contract is coming off its eighth week of losses in nine weeks.

Breaking News from CNBC

U.S. oil prices plunged more than 25% on Monday on fears that worldwide storage will soon fill as the coronavirus pandemic continues to roil demand.

West Texas Intermediate for June delivery fell 25.6%, or $4.34, to trade at $12.58 per barrel.

International benchmark Brent crude traded 8.1% lower at $19.72 per barrel. Each contract is coming off its eighth week of losses in nine weeks.

Breaking News from CNBC

U.S. oil prices plunged more than 25% on Monday on fears that worldwide storage will soon fill as the coronavirus pandemic continues to roil demand.

West Texas Intermediate for June delivery fell 25.6%, or $4.34, to trade at $12.58 per barrel.

International benchmark Brent crude traded 8.1% lower at $19.72 per barrel. Each contract is coming off its eighth week of losses in nine weeks.

Breaking News from The Edge

Parkson Holdings Bhd's Cambodian unit has been ordered to pay US$144.5 million (about RM629.75 million) in damages to its lessor, Hassan (Cambodia) Development Co Ltd (HCDC), as well as forfeit its security deposit and advance payments, following a lawsuit that HCDC initiated against the unit.

Breaking News from The Edge

Fraser & Neave Holdings Bhd (F&N) and its wholly-owned unit F&N AgriValley Sdn Bhd have decided to pursue and evaluate other opportunities for its proposed integrated crop and dairy farming project in Chuping, Perlis, after MSM Malaysia Holdings Bhd terminated the land sale agreement on April 9, 2020.

Latest update from The Star today

Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin on Thursday (April 23) announced that the movement control order (MCO) will be extended by another two weeks until May 12.

The Health Ministry has hinted that travel bans may continue to be enforced even after the movement control order (MCO) is lifted.

Health director-general Datuk Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah on Thursday (April 23) said border control measures introduced by the government had reduced the number of imported Covid-19 cases and should be continued.

“If we look at our imported cases, we have successfully managed it with our border controls.

"We need to tighten border control, especially now, with the increasing number of cases in over 180 countries.

“Lifting the MCO does not mean we will lift border controls; in fact, we need to strengthen it further, ” he said at the ministry’s daily Covid-19 press conference here.

==> LOOKS LIKE AAX WON'T BE FLYING FOR A LONG LONG TIME!!!

Breaking News from CNBC

In the afternoon of Asian trading hours, international benchmark Brent crude futures dropped 14% to $16.55 per barrel.

Meanwhile, the June contract for West Texas Intermediate shed all of its earlier gains as it fell about 6% to $10.82 per barrel.

Breaking News from CNBC

In the afternoon of Asian trading hours, international benchmark Brent crude futures dropped 14% to $16.55 per barrel.

Meanwhile, the June contract for West Texas Intermediate shed all of its earlier gains as it fell about 6% to $10.82 per barrel.

Breaking News from CNBC

In the afternoon of Asian trading hours, international benchmark Brent crude futures dropped 14% to $16.55 per barrel.

Meanwhile, the June contract for West Texas Intermediate shed all of its earlier gains as it fell about 6% to $10.82 per barrel.

Breaking News from CNBC

In the afternoon of Asian trading hours, international benchmark Brent crude futures dropped 14% to $16.55 per barrel.

Meanwhile, the June contract for West Texas Intermediate shed all of its earlier gains as it fell about 6% to $10.82 per barrel.

Breaking News from CNBC

In the afternoon of Asian trading hours, international benchmark Brent crude futures dropped 14% to $16.55 per barrel.

Meanwhile, the June contract for West Texas Intermediate shed all of its earlier gains as it fell about 6% to $10.82 per barrel.

Breaking News from CNBC

In the afternoon of Asian trading hours, international benchmark Brent crude futures dropped 14% to $16.55 per barrel.

Meanwhile, the June contract for West Texas Intermediate shed all of its earlier gains as it fell about 6% to $10.82 per barrel.