Malaysia’s household financial asset growth eases to 6.2% in 2025
Household liabilities increased 5.6% to €360 billion (RM1.67 trillion), according to Allianz Research.
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Household liabilities increased 5.6% to €360 billion (RM1.67 trillion), according to Allianz Research.
The ringgit retreated more than 1% during September, while Malaysian equities were heading for their sharpest monthly fall since January 2025.
The benchmark added 10.18 points, while 603 counters declined and 350 advanced. Trading value reached RM1.49 billion.
The Association of Sustainability Professionals aims to recognise sustainability competencies, with support from the Securities Commission Malaysia.
Broader market breadth was negative, with 214 counters losing ground and 174 advancing. Turnover amounted to RM151.82 million.
Revenue increased 14 per cent to RM18.6 billion, while the construction order book hit RM61 billion.
The US Dollar Index rose 0.17 per cent despite weaker US consumer confidence and job openings data.