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Blue-chip stocks faced selling pressure while tech-focused ViTrox Corp defied the broader market trend to lead gains.

While Petronas Chemicals led a charge for energy-linked counters, broad selling pressure on Bursa Malaysia saw financial and insurance stocks retreat.

The credit agency has affirmed the highest financial security ratings for both entities, citing robust asset quality and a strong domestic footprint.

While industry leaders continue to dominate earnings, smaller players reveal diverging performance trends in the second quarter of 2026.

Analysts shift to a neutral stance on Malaysian banks as rising costs and potential credit pressures weigh on the industry.

Malaysia’s largest lender maintains positive momentum as net profit climbs to RM2.69 billion despite a complex domestic economic environment.

Bank Islam posted a solid earnings growth for the first half of 2026, though analysts warn of looming sector-wide headwinds.

Increased buying interest in banking and conglomerate shares helped Bursa Malaysia close higher amid a broader regional recovery.

The benchmark index recovered from mid-week volatility to post a modest gain despite lingering global economic headwinds.

The long-serving chairman will step down from the Islamic banking institution in August 2026 after completing his tenure.

The national retirement fund has strengthened its position in the banking group by acquiring over nine million shares.
