yes, strong US dollar and lower ringgit will help increase the export to US. Ports will benefits from this. If their proposal to increase the tariff, wesports will benefit tremendously. Maybe they can reach RM5.00 upon the confirmation of tariff increment.
ImCK, by then, Indonesia and Myanmar has developed much. It would be ASEAN economic corridor and most consumption would be driven in this region. Forget about China. China is losing its steam already just like what happened in Europe and US last time. For the last 20 years, China was driving the World economy, now it's time to pass the baton to ASEAN. Hence, with that in mind, much cargo still need to go to Indonesia. Singapore Ports and Malaysia Ports would be cushioned from this impact.
Btw, to build a canal that big is not a small job and need a lot of investment. And who knows in 10 years time, solar fuel has advanced much that it could replace current carbon fuel. Hence, it won't be justified to spend such a big investment to reduce fuel price cost.
monitor whole day in this counter, people are buying high but someone keep selling few lots in low price and try to control the price below 4.45, again and again and i just wonder why
Westports: Now in KLCI list. Westports Holdings has been included in the 30-stock FBM KLCI, replacing Felda Global Ventures Holdings (FGV) after the semi-annual review of the FTSE Bursa Malaysia index series. Bursa Malaysia Securities said following FGV’s exclusion from the KLCI, it is now placed in the Mid-70 Index. The changes will take effect on June 22. (StarBiz) http://klse.i3investor.com/blogs/PublicInvest/78010.jsp
Congratulations to TSG, ruben and Wprts staff, and IPO shareholders (who believe in TSG and Ruben for their professionalism). Do hope it follows IHH to > RM6.
volume 3341 done at 1650 at RM4.43 while the previous trade was volume 465 done at 1644 at RM4.50. So, was it someone trying to push the price down so it won't go up that much by purposely selling at RM0.07 discount during closing?
KUALA LUMPUR (June 23): Fitch Ratings has placed Malaysia's sovereign rating to A-, with a “negative” outlook in its latest Asia-Pacific Sovereign Overview 2Q15 report released today.
The rating agency said the ratings reflect pressure on the sovereign’s credit profile.
“An ongoing leveraging-up of the economy, particularly in the broader public sector and households, and weakening macro fundamentals due to a widening savings investment gap.
“But the rating is balanced by reasonably strong growth rates and an external solvency position that is still strong,” said Fitch.
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tomorrow morning cheat you all la