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Federal deficit falls to RM75.3 billion in 2025
New federal borrowing declined 8.2% to RM185.577 billion, while auditors identified weaknesses in receivables and development project management.
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- Markets & Listings
Local institutions post RM352.4 million in net buying on Bursa
Retail investors recorded RM447.5 million in net inflows, while foreign institutions posted RM799.9 million in net outflows.
- Markets & Listings
Zetrix AI seeks resolution over JPJ collection service suspension
A Transport Ministry spokesperson said the company owes the government more than RM200 million from payments collected under its contract.
- Markets & Listings
Bursa opens firmer as KLCI rises 5.01 points in early trade
Advancing counters outnumbered decliners 224 to 158, while trading value reached RM98.78 million.
- Markets & Listings
Ringgit gains against dollar as US jobs growth falls short
US employers added 29,000 jobs in September against a consensus estimate of 90,000, while unemployment rose to 4.2 per cent.
- Investment & Expansion
AkzoNobel agrees US$1.35 billion sale of Southeast Asian paints business
Nippon Paint will buy operations across seven markets, with AkzoNobel expecting about US$1 billion in net cash proceeds.
- Tech & Digital Economy
MSIA proposes RM100 million automation allowance limit for Budget 2027
The association also seeks a tax deduction of 200 per cent for qualifying R&D spending, alongside incentives for reinvestment and expansion.
- EV, Energy & Manufacturing
Semiconductor industry seeks RM100 million automation allowance limit
Budget 2027 proposals also include a 200% R&D tax deduction, revised reinvestment incentives and easier access to specialised foreign talent.
- Markets & Listings
Zetrix AI placed on negative MARCWatch over governance concerns
MARC Ratings said missing information and recent adverse developments had increased the likelihood of a rating downgrade.
- EV, Energy & Manufacturing
Opec+ poised to hold November production targets steady
August output from the group's seven core members remained roughly five million bpd below February's prewar level, according to Opec data.
