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KUALA LUMPUR: Bursa Malaysia opened slightly higher before easing in early trade, as buying interest persisted following Wall Street’s stronger performance and easing US-China trade tensions.
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Three new exchange-traded funds that track cross-market indices debuted on the Hong Kong stock exchange on Monday, marking the first batch of such products being listed in the SAR.
MUMBAI: The Indian rupee faces new headwinds at Monday’s open with stalled US-Iran talks pushing oil prices higher, while central bank intervention is likely to cushion the currency’s decline. The Indian rupee is expected to open slightly weaker, having settled at 95.8125 to the dollar on Friday, according to traders.
There was growing concern within the board of mounting inflation risks
