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Batiq jadikan S2 Heights Aman kediaman lebih eksklusif

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PROJEK Batiq di S2 Heights Aman, Seremban 2, Negeri Sembilan menawarkan 177 unit rumah teres dua tingkat bertaman yang direka dengan teliti untuk memenuhi kehendak gaya hidup moden dan elegan. Ia ditawarkan kepada pembeli, sambil mengangkat warisan seni batik tradisional sebagai inspirasi utama rekaan. Ketua Pegawai Operasi IJM Land, Datuk Chai Kian Soon berkata, fasa … Read more

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Buat dua kerja demi kehidupan lebih baik

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KEHIDUPAN hari ini menuntut lebih daripada sekadar satu pekerjaan malah ia menuntut kekuatan, pengorbanan dan daya tahan mental yang luar biasa. Di tengah-tengah lonjakan kos sara hidup dan beban kewangan harian yang semakin mencengkam, semakin ramai rakyat Malaysia khususnya anak muda terpaksa melakukan dua atau lebih pekerjaan demi kelangsungan hidup mereka dan keluarga. Apa yang … Read more

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Kos hidup tinggi, rakyat terpaksa buat dua kerja

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TEKANAN kos sara hidup yang semakin meruncing mendorong lebih ramai rakyat Malaysia berusaha melakukan dua kerja dan tidak hanya bergantung kepada satu pekerjaan demi menampung keperluan asas harian. Kenaikan harga barangan keperluan seperti makanan kering dan basah kini semakin membebankan golongan berpendapatan sederhana dan rendah, termasuk ibu tunggal serta mereka yang menyara keluarga besar. Menurut … Read more

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Ringgit strengthens vs US dollar at close

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KUALA LUMPUR — The ringgit extended its gains to end the week stronger against the US dollar today amid renewed optimism on global trade, an analyst said.

At 6 pm, the local currency appreciated to 4.2560/2600 versus the greenback from Wednesday’s close of 4.3130/3185. The market was closed yesterday in conjunction with the Labour Day public holiday.

Bank Muamalat Malaysia Bhd chief economist Dr Mohd Afzanizam Abdul Rashid said the ringgit’s persistent favourable performance reflected improving investor sentiment, buoyed by signs of potential trade talks between the United States (US) and China.  

“There seems to be some encouraging signs on the trade war between the US and China, with Chinese officials hinting at possible trade talks with the US,” he told Bernama.

At the close, the ringgit traded higher against a basket of major currencies.

It rose versus the Japanese yen to 2.9437/9467 from 3.0142/0182 at Wednesday’s close, strengthened vis-a-vis the euro to 4.8297/8342 from 4.9009/9071 previously, and improved against the British pound to 5.6639/6692 from 5.7626/7699.

Similarly, the ringgit performed better against its ASEAN peers.

It was higher versus the Singapore dollar at 3.2862/2898 compared to Wednesday’s close of 3.3027/3074 and gained vis-a-vis the Thai baht to 12.8697/8903 from 12.9066/9304.

The local note also improved against the Philippine peso to 7.65/7.67 from 7.72/7.73 on Wednesday and appreciated versus the Indonesian rupiah to 258.8/259.3 from 259.7/260.2. — BERNAMA

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Ringgit opens slightly firmer against dollar amid global uncertainty

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KUALA LUMPUR — The ringgit opened marginally higher against the greenback on Friday, trading with a wider spread amid lingering uncertainty over global tariffs and weak US economic data, an economist said.

At 8am, the local currency inched up to 4.3115/3310 versus the greenback from Wednesday’s close of 4.3130/3185.

The market was closed on Thursday for the Labour Day public holiday.

Bank Muamalat Malaysia Bhd chief economist Dr Mohd Afzanizam Abdul Rashid said the US Institute for Supply Management (ISM) manufacturing index fell to 48.7 points in April, down from 49.0 in the previous month, as businesses contended with the impact of tariffs.

“The ISM survey respondents suggest anxiety and confusion over tariff rulings are widespread, as these could significantly affect operating costs and supply chains,” he told Bernama.

He added that continuing claims for US unemployment benefits rose to 1.92 million for the week ending April 19, from 1.83 million a week earlier — the highest level since Nov 13, 2011 — indicating a weakening labour market.

“It will be interesting to see how this affects emerging market currencies. The US dollar index (DXY) has been lethargic amidst the uncertainty.

“Meanwhile, Asian currencies have performed well despite the tariff shocks. On that note, the ringgit may remain in a tight range of RM4.31 to RM4.32, as profit-taking could set in,” Mohd Afzanizam said.

The ringgit also traded higher against a basket of major currencies.

It rose versus the Japanese yen to 2.9663/9799 from 3.0142/0182 at Wednesday’s close, strengthened against the euro to 4.8711/8932 from 4.9009/9071, and firmed against the British pound to 5.7296/7555 from 5.7626/7699.

However, the local note was mixed against its ASEAN peers.

It gained against the Singapore dollar to 3.2892/3046 from 3.3027/3074, and rose against the Thai baht to 12.8529/9230 from 12.9066/9304.

In contrast, the ringgit was flat against the Philippine peso at 7.72/7.76 from 7.72/7.73, and eased against the Indonesian rupiah to 260.0/261.3 from 257.9/258.4. — BERNAMA

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