Winners and losers of Bank Negara’s latest OPR rate hike to 3%
According to Hong Leong Investment Bank (HLIB), banks, in particular Alliance Bank Malaysia Bhd and Bank Islam Malaysia Bhd (BIMB), are expected to benefit from the OPR hike as it would help alleviate some pressure off Net interest margins (NIM) in 2Q2023.
BNM makes surprise 25bps hike in OPR to 3%
The rate hike, after two consecutive pauses in early 2023 at 2.
Most economists foresee BNM maintaining OPR at 2.75%
"We believe loan growth will be supported by the resilient household sector on the back of improved income and steady labour market conditions, as reflected in the lower unemployment rate,” Kenanga said.
KIP REIT's 3Q net property income up 13.3%, declares 1.55 sen income distribution
The REIT said the southern region remained as the highest revenue contributor, with the three malls located in the region reporting a gross revenue of RM10.
Selangor announces incentives to spur investments into Integrated Development Region in South Selangor
They comprise a special premium scheme, interest-free instalment payment for development charges, tax exemption for vacant land assessment, a 50% discount on the vacant building assessment tax, and business license fee exemption SHAH ALAM (March 15): The Selangor government has introduced five incentives to drive investments into its Integrated Development Region in South Selangor (Idriss).
Economists see BNM taking a cautious approach this year on interest rates
Thursday's decision to maintain the OPR at 2.
BNM keeps OPR unchanged at 2.75%
This is the second consecutive time the central bank maintained its benchmark interest rate after four straight hikes last year by a cumulative 100 basis points to tame inflation and respond to tightening fiscal policy by the US Federal Reserve.
Nga: Govt has no intention of upping the ceiling for non-bank loan rates
The current non-bank interest rates stand at 12% for mortgage loans and 18% for non-mortgage loans.
Purchasers go to court in bid to oppose Empire Remix corporate voluntary arrangement
Ranjan Chandran, the lawyer for the 36 buyers who are seeking to be interveners to oppose the CVA, submitted on Wednesday (Jan 4) that the CVA was usually intended for ailing companies and not for abandoned developments.