Malaysia's new Covid-19 cases fall to 13,104 on Sept 26
Sarawak maintained its top spot with 2,943 new cases, followed by Selangor with 1,558 cases, Johor (1,455), Kelantan (1,206), and Sabah (1,078).
Malaysia’s new Covid-19 cases fall to 13,899 on Sept 25
98.5% of patients displayed mild or no symptoms
MM2H: Revamped requirements only for new applicants, but industry dialogue needed to solve core problem
It is crucial for the stakeholders to understand the government’s fear factors and also to let the authorities know the consequences to the country if such stringent new rules are implemented.
Evergrande debt crisis will not have a major impact on Country Garden, say analysts
A head of research at a local investment bank said that any impact “will be short term in nature and only affect the appetite of the Mainland Chinese for properties, and not the health of the financial system itself”.
Even a Hong Kong actor has to make sacrifices to buy a home
Max Cheung: After work, I would eat in the TVB canteen cause it was cheaper, and I would deliberately stay back late after filming on location cause they would prepare meals for us. If I went home earlier, there wouldn't be any meals available.
Malaysia’s new Covid-19 fatalities rise to 250 on Sept 24
Of the new deaths, 49 were brought in dead (BID) cases, raising the country’s cumulative BID tally to 4,887.
Malaysia's Covid-19 cases rise to 14,554 on Sept 24 — MoH
Sarawak reported the highest number of new infections today at 2,825, followed by Selangor (2,244) and Johor (1,807).
BNM launches Malaysia Overnight Rate as new alternative reference rate in M'sia
MYOR will be administered and calculated by the central bank as the volume-weighted average rate of unsecured overnight ringgit interbank transactions, including the bank’s overnight monetary operations (excluding Standing Facilities).
EPF expresses concern over retirement security of Malaysians as pandemic empties savings
The EPF said in a statement today that while the fund is confident that the government’s various stimulus packages and initiatives will keep business sentiment strong and boost domestic demand, it is very concerned about the retirement security of the people, especially with 46% of EPF members below the age of 55 having less than RM10,000 in their accounts
EPF’s 1H investment income rises 25% to RM34.05b
CEO Datuk Seri Amir Hamzah Azizan said the EPF delivered a resilient performance in 1H21, driven by the progressive recovery of equity markets and most asset classes amid the global rebound
