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Bursa Malaysia opened lower today, with cautious sentiment expected to remain after yesterday’s regional rally left Asian markets exposed to Wall Street’s overnight pullback. — Picture by Azneal Ishak

Bursa Malaysia slips at opening as oil climbs and Wall Street pullback hits sentiment

Japan ‘regrets’ new US tariffs, the government said today, after Tokyo was included on Washington’s list of trading partners hit with levies ranging from 10 to 12.5 per cent. — AFP pic

Japan ‘regrets’ US move to impose 10-12.5pc tariffs, urges adherence to last year’s pact

The ringgit opened higher against most major currencies today but eased against the US dollar as markets turned risk-off, with crude oil prices continuing to climb and the Trump administration stepping up its trade protectionist policies. — Picture by Yusof Mat Isa

Ringgit strengthens against major currencies but eases against US dollar at opening

Australia's Trade Minister Don Farrell decried today new tariffs imposed by close ally the United States, saying it was wrong to target Canberra over forced labour concerns. — Reuters pic

Australia calls new US tariffs unjustified and says they ‘should be removed’

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From Mexico to Hong Kong, Jose Manuel Cervantes Sanchez is Building Bridges Through Media at CUHK

Brent crude went back over US$100 (RM409) a barrel yesterday for the first time since May, as the conflict in the Middle East intensified. — AFP pic

Oil passes US$100 a barrel again: Why depleted reserves and conflict make this spike more dangerous

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Singapore’s Largest Pet Event Returns Bigger Than Ever with Singapore Pet Festival 2026

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Escape the Heat: Journey from Vietnam to Guizhou's 23°C Summer Paradise

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RZOLV and Alkemio Bioscience Forge Strategic Collaboration to Advance Rare Earth and Critical Minerals Commercialization

US dollar and Malaysian ringgit banknotes pictured in an illustration August 15, 2024. — Picture by Choo Choy May

Dollar flexes, ringgit eases — crude rally and fragile peace talks rattle markets

The Google logo on a building during the opening of its new office in Krakow, Poland, June 22, 2026. — AFP pic

Brussels slaps Google with US$1b fines, Digital Markets Act delivers biggest blow yet

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"Across the Table" - Iconic Chefs Come Together for Luxury Dining Series at The Naka Island, Phuket

Bursa Malaysia snapped a three-day pullback to close 0.18 per cent higher on Thursday. — Picture by Yusof Mat Isa

Market steadies after three‑day slide, oil gains fuel Bursa rebound amid global uncertainties

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Shopee Strengthens Support for Malaysian Businesses with New Growth Initiatives

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HKU Launches First Community Pharmacist-Led Osteoporosis Screening Programme in Hong Kong

An undated photograph shows an MBSB Berhad branch in Kelana Jaya. — MBSB pic

MBSB streamlines portfolio, divests entire stake in MIDF Amanah Asset Management