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Melaka: UMNO
Pahang: UMNO
Perak: UMNO
Perlis: UMNO
Kedah: PAS
Kelantan: PAS
Terengganu: PAS
Sabah: BERSATU
Sarawak: GPS
Neg 9: PKR
Selangor: PKR
P. Pinang: DAP

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Johor : UMNO
Melaka: UMNO
Pahang: UMNO
Perak: UMNO
Perlis: UMNO
Kedah: PAS
Kelantan: PAS
Terengganu: PAS
Sabah: BERSATU
Sarawak: GPS
Neg 9: PKR
Selangor: PKR
P. Pinang: DAP

Malaysia is back.

UMNO is back in power. PM

MB/CM

Johor : UMNO
Melaka: UMNO
Pahang: UMNO
Perak: UMNO
Perlis: UMNO
Kedah: PAS
Kelantan: PAS
Terengganu: PAS
Sabah: BERSATU
Sarawak: GPS
Neg 9: PKR
Selangor: PKR
P. Pinang: DAP

Malaysia is back.

UMNO is back in power. PM

August 11, 2021 12:44 pm by Colby Smith in New York
The rapid pace of US consumer price increases remained at a 13-year high in July as inflationary pressures persisted due to supply-chain constraints and soaring demand.

The consumer price index (CPI) published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics rose 5.4 per cent in July from a year ago, surpassing the 5.3 per cent expected by economists. That is in line with the 5.4 per cent increase reported in June, which was the largest such surge since 2008.

August 11, 2021 12:44 pm by Colby Smith in New York
The rapid pace of US consumer price increases remained at a 13-year high in July as inflationary pressures persisted due to supply-chain constraints and soaring demand.

The consumer price index (CPI) published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics rose 5.4 per cent in July from a year ago, surpassing the 5.3 per cent expected by economists. That is in line with the 5.4 per cent increase reported in June, which was the largest such surge since 2008.

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Brent crude oil price increased to $71 above
WTI crude oil price increased to $68 above

Brent crude oil price increased to $71 above
WTI crude oil price increased to $68 above

Brent crude oil price increased to $71 above
WTI crude oil price increased to $68 above

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Pkp sarawak

Kedai serbaneka tidak dibenarkan buka.

Cth: 100% store, supersave, Mr diy

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Us hate TPG.

KUALA LUMPUR – Some 4.68 million latex gloves worth US$690,000 (RM2.85 million) in a shipment by a Top Glove Corp Bhd subsidiary has been seized by US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers in the port of Kansas City, Missouri.

The seizure came due to information indicating that the gloves were made by forced labour, a form of modern slavery, said US CBP in a statement.

Singapore returns to lockdown mode as untraceable Covid cases rise

COVID-19 variant in India may be evading vaccine protection, top WHO scientist says

US dollar loses shine as reserve currency for emerging economies
Washington's growing deficit drives central banks to euro, yen and gold

TOKYO -- The share of U.S. dollar-denominated assets in the world's foreign reserves sank for the fifth straight year in 2020 to 59%, its lowest level in a quarter century, as emerging economies like China and Russia diversify holdings amid concerns over the greenback's prospects.

Russian holdings are plunging as well. Russia's international reserves including gold totaled $578.7 billion as of September, according to data released by its central bank. Dollar-denominated assets made up roughly 20% of this tally, down from about half in 2017.

Russia began dumping dollar assets after the U.S. imposed economic sanctions on the country for its annexation of Crimea. Turkey and Brazil have also been shifting away from U.S. government bonds in recent years.

Instead, countries are turning to nondollar assets. Euro-denominated assets made up 21% of global allocated reserves at the end of 2020, according to the IMF, recovering to where they were six years prior. Some market watchers believe the euro has risen in popularity after the European Union issued common bonds on behalf of all of its members to fund its coronavirus response.

US dollar loses shine as reserve currency for emerging economies
Washington's growing deficit drives central banks to euro, yen and gold

TOKYO -- The share of U.S. dollar-denominated assets in the world's foreign reserves sank for the fifth straight year in 2020 to 59%, its lowest level in a quarter century, as emerging economies like China and Russia diversify holdings amid concerns over the greenback's prospects.

Russian holdings are plunging as well. Russia's international reserves including gold totaled $578.7 billion as of September, according to data released by its central bank. Dollar-denominated assets made up roughly 20% of this tally, down from about half in 2017.

Russia began dumping dollar assets after the U.S. imposed economic sanctions on the country for its annexation of Crimea. Turkey and Brazil have also been shifting away from U.S. government bonds in recent years.

Instead, countries are turning to nondollar assets. Euro-denominated assets made up 21% of global allocated reserves at the end of 2020, according to the IMF, recovering to where they were six years prior. Some market watchers believe the euro has risen in popularity after the European Union issued common bonds on behalf of all of its members to fund its coronavirus response.

US dollar loses shine as reserve currency for emerging economies
Washington's growing deficit drives central banks to euro, yen and gold

TOKYO -- The share of U.S. dollar-denominated assets in the world's foreign reserves sank for the fifth straight year in 2020 to 59%, its lowest level in a quarter century, as emerging economies like China and Russia diversify holdings amid concerns over the greenback's prospects.

Russian holdings are plunging as well. Russia's international reserves including gold totaled $578.7 billion as of September, according to data released by its central bank. Dollar-denominated assets made up roughly 20% of this tally, down from about half in 2017.

Russia began dumping dollar assets after the U.S. imposed economic sanctions on the country for its annexation of Crimea. Turkey and Brazil have also been shifting away from U.S. government bonds in recent years.

Instead, countries are turning to nondollar assets. Euro-denominated assets made up 21% of global allocated reserves at the end of 2020, according to the IMF, recovering to where they were six years prior. Some market watchers believe the euro has risen in popularity after the European Union issued common bonds on behalf of all of its members to fund its coronavirus response.

Australia warns its citizens of jail and $50,000 fine if they return from India

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China sent chartered plane to repatriated Chinese national in India back home.

Australia warns its citizens of jail and $50,000 fine if they return from India

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China sent chartered plane to repatriated Chinese national in India back home.

China's state planner will suspend China-Australia economic dialogue.

Goldman Sachs see lower iron ore prices ahead, will be a negative for AUD

Quarantine-free travel from Sydney to New Zealand will be paused following the detection of two new COVID-19 cases in the community.

China's state planner will suspend China-Australia economic dialogue.

Goldman Sachs see lower iron ore prices ahead, will be a negative for AUD

Quarantine-free travel from Sydney to New Zealand will be paused following the detection of two new COVID-19 cases in the community.

China's state planner will suspend China-Australia economic dialogue.

Goldman Sachs see lower iron ore prices ahead, will be a negative for AUD

Quarantine-free travel from Sydney to New Zealand will be paused following the detection of two new COVID-19 cases in the community.

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Can start producing covid vaccines now. Cannot rely only on other countries. Need to produce own vaccine. See India now, if still waiting, it will be too late.

https://www.facebook.com/52news/videos/1813307678839060/

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Force selling?

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Oil Prices Climb As OPEC+ Holds Firm On Output Cuts
By Tsvetana Paraskova - Apr 27, 2021, 9:00 AM CDT
The OPEC+ group will not hold a full ministerial meeting on Wednesday as planned, delegates at the Joint Ministerial Monitoring Committee (JMMC) agreed at their meeting on Tuesday, signaling confidence in the current plans to ease the production cuts as of May despite surging COVID cases in major oil importer India.

Oil prices rose on Tuesday morning on the news coming out of Vienna that shows OPEC+ believes the market will be able to accommodate the higher oil supply as of May 1, despite the worsening of the COVID situation in the world’s third-largest oil importer India.

Oil Prices Climb As OPEC+ Holds Firm On Output Cuts
By Tsvetana Paraskova - Apr 27, 2021, 9:00 AM CDT
The OPEC+ group will not hold a full ministerial meeting on Wednesday as planned, delegates at the Joint Ministerial Monitoring Committee (JMMC) agreed at their meeting on Tuesday, signaling confidence in the current plans to ease the production cuts as of May despite surging COVID cases in major oil importer India.

Oil prices rose on Tuesday morning on the news coming out of Vienna that shows OPEC+ believes the market will be able to accommodate the higher oil supply as of May 1, despite the worsening of the COVID situation in the world’s third-largest oil importer India.

Oil Prices Climb As OPEC+ Holds Firm On Output Cuts
By Tsvetana Paraskova - Apr 27, 2021, 9:00 AM CDT
The OPEC+ group will not hold a full ministerial meeting on Wednesday as planned, delegates at the Joint Ministerial Monitoring Committee (JMMC) agreed at their meeting on Tuesday, signaling confidence in the current plans to ease the production cuts as of May despite surging COVID cases in major oil importer India.

Oil prices rose on Tuesday morning on the news coming out of Vienna that shows OPEC+ believes the market will be able to accommodate the higher oil supply as of May 1, despite the worsening of the COVID situation in the world’s third-largest oil importer India.

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