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LAC Med retains Buy, target price up at RM1.16

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LAC Med Bhd has secured a RM78.9m contract for the supply of reagents and related consumables to 10 Ministry of Health’s (KKM) public hospitals in Kedah, commencing June 15, 2026 with a tenure of four years. Revenue recognition will be based on actual hospital usage requirements. The contract relates to Abbott-branded laboratory consumables, which typically carry lower, single-digit margins. Nevertheless, we view Abbott-related contract wins primarily as earnings-accretive recurring business that enhances earnings visibility. We estimate the contract could contribute RM5-7m in gross profit over its duration, assuming gross margins of 7-9%. Maintain Buy, new RM1.16 target price from RM1.14 based on 14.1x FY27F price earnings ratio, 55% upside. – RHB Investment Bank Bhd (June 18, 2026)

(Calls by analysts tracked by Bloomberg: 2 Buy, 0 Hold, 0 Sell; Consensus target price: RM1.18)

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Oil drops as Trump’s Hormuz agreement lifts outlook for supply

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OIL fell as an interim US-Iran peace deal went into effect, putting the focus on how quickly transits through the Strait of Hormuz can be ramped up as Persian Gulf producers restart shut-in fields.

Brent sank below $79 a barrel after a modest gain on Wednesday, while West Texas Intermediate was near $76. President Donald Trump said he had signed the deal, which envisions a rapid reopening of the critical waterway.

US sanctions must be lifted immediately, according to Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Baghaei. “Iran must be able to sell its oil, shipping and insurance must not face any issues, and the revenues from oil sales must also be received,” he said on state television. 

Crude has shed almost all of the gains seen during the conflict, which erupted in February when the US and Israel attacked Iran to curb its nuclear program. Tehran responded by blocking the waterway, which used to carry about a fifth of global oil supply in peacetime. The US also subsequently blockaded the conduit in a bid to ramp up the pressure against Tehran.

“The easy part was reaching an agreement — the harder part is determining how much of the disruption from the past few months becomes permanent,” said Haris Khurshid, chief investment officer of Karobaar Capital LP.

Goldman Sachs Group Inc. said in a note this week it now assumes that Persian Gulf exports will normalize at pre-war levels by the end of next month, compared with an outlook for the end of August previously.

“Markets tend to assume a reopening means a reset,” said Khurshid. “While really some of the changes made during the disruption may stick around longer than people expect.”

Ahead of the deal’s signing — which ushers in a 60-day period of additional talks on unresolved issues —  the oil and shipping industry remained largely in wait-and-see mode, although a handful of vessels began rerouting toward the Middle East, while Iranian tankers laden with oil moved out.

Shipbrokers and owners reported some tentative inquiries about hiring vessels to collect oil from ports across the region, although it’s not clear whether any new deals have been struck. Iraq, the region’s second-largest producer before the war, has said that it was taking steps to increase exports.

While oil prices have eased, pressure on inventories remains acute. Stockpiles at Cushing, the largest US commercial storage hub, have sunk to about 20 million barrels. That’s a level traders consider an operational minimum. –BLOOMBERG

Prices:
  • Brent for August settlement fell 1.2% to $78.61 a barrel at 8:50 a.m. in Singapore.
  • WTI for July delivery shed 1.3% to $75.78 a barrel.

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Scorching Miami heat could push World Cup players to the brink, expert warns

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Uruguay players at the hydration break during the FIFA World Cup 2026 Group H match between Saudi Arabia and Uruguay at Miami Stadium in Miami, Florida. (Photo by Lars Baron / GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA / Getty Images via AFP)

KUALA LUMPUR — Players arriving in Miami for World Cup matches may find themselves battling more than just opposing teams, as sweltering heat and humidity threaten to turn the tournament into a test of endurance as much as skill.

Teams from cooler climates face particular risks if they have not had time to acclimatise to Miami’s punishing conditions, warned Dr Jason Kostrna, an assistant professor and graduate kinesiology programme leader at Florida International University. Kinesiology is the study of movement, exercise, and physical performance.

“Unfortunately here in Miami, it’s very humid and so when you go and exercise, you start dripping sweat,” Kostrna told Reuters.

“That means that you are not evaporating it. It’s just rolling off you and you are not getting that heat loss.”

The physiological battle is intense. As players’ bodies struggle to cool down, their hearts work overtime pumping blood to the skin in a desperate attempt to release heat through evaporation — a process that fails in Miami’s sticky air.

“Then when it can’t, it starts to really try and increase that heart rate,” Kostrna explained.

Kostrna said the heat stress compounds the already enormous pressure of representing one’s country, creating an added burden that affects both physical performance and mental sharpness.

“You’ll start to see the pace of play maybe drop a little, you’ll start seeing that decision-making becomes a little more conservative. Whether that’s consciously or unconsciously, depends on the athlete,” he added.

The temperature across World Cup host cities are already running a few degrees above historical averages.

Moreover, when measuring the Wet Bulb Globe Temperature — which factors in humidity, sunlight and wind speed alongside air temperature — Kostrna painted a sobering picture.

“Our wet bulb globe temperature for some of these games could be close to 120 degrees Fahrenheit (48.8°C) when you factor in radiative heat, humidity, the ambient temperature and throw in a little bit of the plastic or concrete jungle effect,” he said.

“If we do not actively work to take care of everybody, that is enough to cause major heat illness.”

Heat mitigation measures are also in place for fans at Miami Stadium, where Miami-Dade County said it was installing cooling stations, water trailers, hydration zones and misting areas for fans and workers during the tournament.

Although three-minute hydration breaks have been introduced for all games to give the players the chance to take in fluids, Kostrna suggested it is merely a band-aid solution if they have not hydrated themselves in the days building up to the fixture.

“If you’re behind on hydration, this is not magically going to fix it,” he said.

“For the athletes, it can help bring their heart rate down, get some hydration. (The hydration breaks) can be a little bit longer, that would probably be better.”

His advice for teams? Arrive early and acclimatise.

“My hope is that there are not any teams that are truly just showing up off the plane and they’re experiencing this for the first time,” Kostrna said.

“Hopefully they have been in town for weeks and have been practising in this (heat). That should be enough even if you are somebody who is coming from one of these colder regions, your body will adapt over those weeks.” — REUTERS

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Ronaldo fails to shine as DR Congo earn historic World Cup point

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Portugal’s forward #07 Cristiano Ronaldo reacts after a draw in the 2026 World Cup Group K football match between Portugal and the Democratic Republic of Congo at the Houston Stadium in Houston on June 17, 2026. (Photo by RONALDO SCHEMIDT / AFP)

HOUSTON – Cristiano Ronaldo’s record-equalling sixth World Cup got off to a disappointing start as the Democratic Republic of Congo secured their first ever point at the finals, drawing 1-1 with Portugal in their Group K match on Wednesday.

Yoane Wissa’s header cancelled out Joao Neves’s early goal and the African side — appearing in their first World Cup since 1974 when it was known as Zaire — more than held their own.

Ronaldo, 41, was largely a peripheral figure throughout the match — failing to make the impact his great rival Lionel Messi had done on Tuesday in scoring a hat-trick against Algeria.

The DRC’s achievement was even greater given their preparations had been disrupted by the Ebola outbreak back in their country.

Some Portugal players were wearing wrist bands, given to them by their Prime Minister Luis Montenegro, in tribute to late team-mate Diogo Jota, who was killed in a car crash last year.

Portugal got off to the perfect start, with Neves powering home a header from Pedro Neto’s cross in the sixth minute.

However, despite dominating possession they lacked a cutting edge and well into time added on in the first half their opponents made them pay.

Wissa rose unmarked to head past Diogo Costa in the Portuguese goal sparking wild celebrations on the pitch, the bench and among the Congolese fans in the stadium as the Newcastle forward registered his country’s first ever goal at a World Cup.

Former Portuguese defensive bulwark Pepe, watching from the VIP seats, did not look impressed.

Bernardo Silva had started the day by joining Real Madrid on a free transfer but he ended it by watching from the bench after Martinez took him off at half-time.

He was briefly off his feet celebrating when Joao Cancelo’s overhead kick hit the back of the net — only for it to be ruled out for offside.

The Congolese were matching the Portuguese, though, and 35-year-old veteran striker Cedric Bakambu shrugged aside Bruno Fernandes, but his shot came back off the near post.

Ronaldo finally had a chance to shine when presented with a chance by Francisco Conceicao’s pass but he fluffed his lines sending it wide of the post.

The same combination linked up again minutes later, Conceicao — a far livelier presence than Silva had been — teeing up Ronaldo but once again the result was the same, the ball went wide.

Portugal thought they had at least got a corner but when it was not given Conceicao slammed the ball into the ground in frustration as his side failed to pick up three points in their opener. –AFP

Group / Venue Home Team Result Away Team Status
Group K
Houston Stadium		 Portugal 🇵🇹

João Neves 6′
🟡 Bernardo Silva 13′
🟡 Nélson Semedo 88′
🟡 Tomás Araújo 90+2′
 1 – 1 🇨🇩 DR Congo

Yoane Wissa 45+5′
🟡 Chancel Mbemba 32′
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Kane scores twice as England beat Croatia to launch World Cup charge

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England’s forward #09 Harry Kane (R) celebrates after scoring his team’s second goal during the 2026 World Cup Group L football match between England and Croatia at the Dallas Stadium in Arlington on June 17, 2026. (Photo by Paul ELLIS / AFP)

ARLINGTON – Harry Kane scored twice in the first half as England eventually saw off Croatia 4-2 to launch their World Cup title assault in Texas on Wednesday.

Jude Bellingham, immediately after half-time, and substitute Marcus Rashford with five minutes to go ensured a winning start for Thomas Tuchel’s side after Croatia had fought back to level at 2-2.

The prolific Kane twice put England ahead in the first half — one a retaken penalty — only for Martin Baturina and Petar Musa to hit back for 2018 runners-up Croatia.

With both sides shaky at the back, the second half threatened another goal glut, Bellingham needing just two minutes to put England ahead again in front of a crowd of 70,000.

England had numerous chances to extend their lead but did not take them until Rashford popped up to put the seal on a chaotic encounter.

“I thought the game was two halves really,” the skipper Kane told ITV.

“I thought first half we were okay. Really disappointed to concede in the way we did, the way we dropped off.

“And credit to the manager. The manager gave us a speech at half-time just to say, look, if we lose, we’re losing our way.

“And I think you saw that, the way we come out in the second half, we went full gas, and they couldn’t live with it.”

The meeting was a repeat of the 2018 semi-final, which Croatia won after extra-time, although England have since had the edge against one of the older squads in North America.

Zlatko Dalic, the Croatia coach who has masterminded much of their recent success, said England’s prowess at dead-ball situations had caused numerous problems.

He called it a “strange and difficult” match.

“We made a lot of mistakes, especially when it came to set-pieces,” said Dalic, whose side face Panama next and will still fancy their chances of getting out of Group L.

England play Ghana next.

Frenetic half

Tuchel’s side, bidding to deliver England a first major trophy since 1966, made a nervy start at the impressive air-conditioned home of the Dallas Cowboys.

Then the drama came. Croatia’s talismanic captain Luka Modric dangled out a leg and caught Noni Madueke in the box.

Kane saw his unconvincing penalty saved by Dominik Livakovic, only for French referee Clement Turpin to order a retake after video replays deemed the stopper had come off his line.

Bayern Munich predator Kane held his nerve second time around, again going to Livakovic’s left but this time in more ruthless fashion to give England the lead after 12 minutes.

Now it was all England, and Real Madrid midfielder Bellingham — preferred to Morgan Rogers in the number 10 role — surged upfield, forcing Livakovic to smother.

On 36 minutes Croatia drew level.

England squandered the ball in midfield, then Petar Sucic left John Stones on the floor with some neat footwork to set up Baturina.

The 23-year-old met the ball first time and whipped it past Jordan Pickford.

Croatia were level for just six minutes as a Declan Rice corner found Kane unmarked and the captain nodded home.

It took Kane to 10 World Cup goals, the most of any England player along with Gary Lineker.

Tuchel, who has made it clear that winning the World Cup is his aim, barely smiled.

Putting the seal on a frenetic first half, Musa took advantage of more poor England defending in the fifth minute of injury time to stroke the ball in for 2-2.

England ‘intensity’

The second half started just as the first ended as Bellingham galloped down the right unchallenged and rolled the ball into the corner.

Kane and Nico O’Reilly twice each, and Bellingham, had good chances for a 4-2 lead as England pummelled the Croatia goal.

With 15 minutes left and England retreating, Croatia had several opportunities, before Rashford made the three points safe.

“Just the intensity we went at, I think that’s our biggest strength,” Kane said, when asked what was different in the second half.

“So we’re going to have to use that more at this tournament.”

He added: “Once we went ahead we never really looked like we were in danger.” –AFP

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ASEAN-Russia Commemorative Summit 2026EconomyNews

Russia, Malaysia well positioned to deepen ties, says Putin

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Russia’s President Vladimir Putin greets Malaysia’s Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim during a ceremony to welcome Southeast Asian leaders and heads of delegations participating in the Russia-ASEAN summit, which commemorates 35 years of collaboration between Russia and the ASEAN countries (Photo by Alexander NEMENOV / AFP)

KAZAN — Russian President Vladimir Putin said Russia and Malaysia have established a strong foundation for further expanding bilateral cooperation as both countries approach the 60th anniversary of diplomatic relations next year.

Speaking during a meeting with Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim on the sidelines of the ASEAN-Russia Commemorative Summit here on Wednesday night, Putin said the two countries were approaching the milestone with “substantive positive experience” in bilateral engagement.

“Next year will mark the 60th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between our countries. We are approaching this date with substantive positive experience of mutual and official cooperation, and we have established serious coordination towards further expansion,” he said.

Putin noted that Russia and Malaysia maintain regular contacts through their ministries, agencies and parliaments, while an intergovernmental commission on economic, scientific, technical and cultural cooperation is responsible for the practical implementation of joint projects.

He said bilateral trade has continued to grow, with trade between the two countries increasing by 12.9 per cent in 2025.

“In 2025, the natural trade between our countries has increased by 12.9 per cent, which is a good result,” he said, adding that Russia also attaches great importance to cooperation with Malaysia in education, science and technology, tourism, as well as humanitarian ties.

He welcomed Malaysia’s support for strengthening the strategic partnership between Russia and ASEAN, noting that the first summit-level meeting between Russia and ASEAN was held in Malaysia in 2005.

“Last year, your country chaired ASEAN and we welcome that Malaysia maintains and supports the development of the first strategic partnership between Russia and ASEAN,” he said.

Putin also described Malaysia as a long-standing global partner of Russia and said that cooperation between the two countries has consistently been based on the principles of mutual respect and consideration of interests.

Referring to his previous engagements with Malaysian leaders, Putin recalled meeting Anwar in Malaysia and conveyed his best wishes to His Majesty Sultan Ibrahim, King of Malaysia.

“I kindly ask you to send my best wishes to him,” he said. — BERNAMA

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Anwar, Putin discuss energy security, trade in local currencies

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KAZAN — Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim and Russian President Vladimir Putin discussed various aspects of bilateral cooperation, including the potential to strengthen ties in the energy sector, one of the strategic areas for both countries.

In a statement issued after the meeting, Malaysia’s Prime Minister’s Office said Anwar and Putin also discussed efforts to expand economic cooperation, including Malaysia’s appreciation of Russia’s commitment to long-term cooperation in energy and oil supplies.

“They also exchanged views on opportunities to strengthen cooperation in new technologies, cybersecurity, digitalisation, artificial intelligence (AI), modern agriculture and pharmaceuticals,” according to the statement.

The discussions also covered efforts to facilitate the movement of people through visa liberalisation, as well as exploring mechanisms to expand bilateral trade and investment using local currencies, namely the ringgit and the ruble.

“The MADANI government will continue to take strategic and proactive measures to strengthen the country’s energy security, including through international cooperation that can ensure the stability, continuity and resilience of energy supplies for the benefit of the people and the nation’s prosperity,” it said.

Anwar, who is also the Finance Minister, is in Kazan, the capital and largest city of Tatarstan, to attend the ASEAN-Russia Commemorative Summit from June 17 to 18. — BERNAMA

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PM Anwar: Engagement platforms key to strengthening understanding between nations

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KAZAN — In a world that continues to face various challenges and uncertainties, platforms for engagement, such as the ASEAN-Russia Commemorative Summit and bilateral relations between countries, are highly meaningful for strengthening mutual understanding, said Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.

He said such summits are also important for building trust and exploring areas of cooperation that can deliver mutual benefits to ASEAN member states and Russia.

Speaking after attending a gala dinner hosted by President Vladimir Putin at the ASEAN-Russia Commemorative Summit, Anwar said the event provided an opportunity to foster closer ties among participating leaders.

“The event not only showcased Russia’s rich culture, history and heritage, but also served as an important platform to strengthen friendship and exchange views with fellow leaders in attendance,” he said.

Anwar, who is also the Finance Minister, is in Kazan, the capital and largest city of Tatarstan, to attend the ASEAN-Russia Commemorative Summit from June 17 to 18. — BERNAMA

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US-Iran memorandum of understanding formally finalised after presidents sign text

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ISTANBUL — Iran said early Thursday that a 14-point memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the US aimed at ending the war had been formally finalised after the presidents of both countries signed the text of the agreement.

Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Baghaei said the “Islamabad memorandum” had become fully official after being signed by both Tehran and Washington, Anadolu Ajansi reported quoting remarks carried by Iran’s semi-official Mehr News Agency.

Baghaei said the agreement would be signed digitally and confirmed that negotiations under the memorandum would focus exclusively on nuclear issues and sanctions relief.

He said the two sides would hold talks for up to 60 days, with the possibility of extending negotiations if necessary due to the complexity of the issues involved.

The spokesman also said US commitments regarding the lifting of its naval blockade on Iran had effectively begun following urgent talks after Israeli attacks on Beirut’s southern suburbs and Iranian threats of retaliation.

Baghaei said the plan for the negotiating teams to be in Geneva is in place, but the MOU signing will be digital and a signing ceremony will not be held in Switzerland, Mehr News reported.

He added that if Israel’s attacks against Lebanon continue, it will be considered a violation of the US commitments under the MOU.

He added that Iranian vessels had already entered and exited ports “without problems,” describing it as a sign that US commitments were beginning to take effect.

Baghaei said Iran’s commitments regarding the Strait of Hormuz would begin following the signing and implementation of the memorandum.

Separately, a US official also confirmed to Anadolu that the MOU was signed Wednesday.

US President Donald Trump told reporters in France that he signed the MOU in the Palace of Versailles during a dinner with French President Emmanuel Macron.

A photo of the signed agreement was sent to the Iranians and the mediating countries, the US news outlet Axios reported. — BERNAMA-ANADOLU

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Ringgit opens easier against US dollar

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KUALA LUMPUR — The ringgit opened lower against the US dollar on Thursday as sentiment turned cautious after the US Federal Reserve (Fed) adopted a hawkish tone, driving US Treasury yields higher.

At 8 am, the local currency weakened to 4.0730/0820 against the greenback from 4.0665/0700 at Tuesday’s close.

The market was closed on Wednesday for the Awal Muharram public holiday.

Bank Muamalat Malaysia Bhd chief economist Dr Mohd Afzanizam Abdul Rashid said the US Dollar Index (DXY) rose 0.85 per cent to 100.382 points after the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) signalled a more hawkish monetary policy outlook.

“It appears the Fed is likely to raise the federal funds rate by 25 basis points this year, based on its latest quarterly projections, while the FOMC’s statement underscored that price stability remains its primary focus.

“Two-year US Treasury yields rose 13 basis points to 4.18 per cent. Against this backdrop, the ringgit is expected to remain under pressure today as the US dollar is likely to stay well supported by the Fed’s latest decision,” he told Bernama.

Meanwhile, Mohd Afzanizam said reports of an interim agreement between the United States and Iran to end the conflict and reopen the Strait of Hormuz had weighed on crude oil prices.

“WTI and Brent crude are currently trading at US$76.06 and US$79.55 per barrel, respectively. While lower oil prices could provide some support to broader market sentiment, the Fed’s hawkish stance is likely to remain the dominant market driver,” he added.

At the opening, the ringgit was mostly higher against a basket of major currencies.

It was almost unchanged against the Japanese yen at 2.5360/5417 from 2.5360/5384 at Tuesday’s close, strengthened against the British pound to 5.4175/4295 from 5.4552/4599, and appreciated versus the euro to 4.6868/6972 from 4.7175/7216.

Against regional currencies, the local note was mixed.

It rose against the Thai baht to 12.4518/4870 from 12.5027/5192 at Tuesday’s close and strengthened against the Singapore dollar to 3.1623/1695 from 3.1722/1752.

However, it was little changed against the Indonesian rupiah at 229.3/229.9 from 229.3/229.7 and the Philippine peso at 6.74/6.76 from 6.74/6.75. — BERNAMA

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