BVA.SI - Top Glove Corporation Bhd.
| Previous close | 0.3400 |
| Open | 0.3400 |
| Bid | 0.3350 x 0 |
| Ask | 0.3400 x 0 |
| Day's range | 0.3300 - 0.3450 |
| 52-week range | 0.1770 - 0.4400 |
| Volume | |
| Avg. volume | 7,168,331 |
| Market cap | 2.743B |
| Beta (5Y monthly) | 0.42 |
| PE ratio (TTM) | N/A |
| EPS (TTM) | N/A |
| Earnings date | N/A |
| Forward dividend & yield | N/A (N/A) |
| Ex-dividend date | 24 Dec 2021 |
| 1y target est | N/A |
- Reuters SG
EMERGING MARKETS-Malaysian ringgit extends gains on hopes of stability after PM appointment
* Ringgit hits highest level since mid-August * Stocks in Malaysia pare gains * Other regional FX, stocks mixed By Himanshi Akhand Nov 25 (Reuters) - Malaysia's ringgit extended gains and touched a three-month high on Friday, following Anwar Ibrahim's appointment as prime minister, while focus shifted to his cabinet appointments and retabling of the budget for next year. "MYR is playing catch-up to gains... as USD weakness extended and election uncertainties in Malaysia dissipate," analysts at OCBC said in a note.
- Reuters SG
REFILE-EMERGING MARKETS-Malaysian ringgit, stocks soar as markets cheer new PM appointment
The ringgit rose as much as 1.5% and was on track for its best day since Nov. 11. Stocks in Kuala Lumpur were set for their best session since November 2020. Anwar will be sworn in as prime minister at 0900 GMT, after a general election on Saturday ended in an unprecedented hung parliament and led to five days of uncertainty as parties jostled for position.
- Reuters SG
EMERGING MARKETS-Malaysia ringgit, stocks surge on hopes of political breakthrough
* Ringgit eyes best day in 2 weeks * Kuala Lumpur stocks set for best day in 15 months * Most Asia FX firm after Fed minutes By Himanshi Akhand Nov 24 (Reuters) - Malaysia's ringgit posted its best day in almost two weeks and equities rose 2% on Thursday amid signs of a breakthrough in the political stalemate that left the country still struggling to form a new government five days after a general election. The ringgit rose as much as 1.5% and was on track for its best day since Nov. 11. Stocks in Kuala Lumpur were set for their best session since August 2021.
- Reuters SG
EMERGING MARKETS-Malaysian stocks, ringgit hit as political deadlock drags on
(.) * No clarity on next Malaysia PM * Most Asian FX edges higher * Philippine stocks hit 2-month high By Himanshi Akhand Nov 22 (Reuters) - Malaysian stocks weakened for the second straight day on Tuesday, while the ringgit see-sawed as a political deadlock in the country extended after the incumbent ruling coalition decided not to support any alliance to form a government. Most other emerging Asian currencies bounced back from Monday's losses as the U.S. dollar retreated after an overnight rally, even as China's COVID-19 cases rose further. The ringgit swung between marginally positive and negative territory as state news agency Bernama reported Malaysia's King Al-Sultan Abdullah would pick the next prime minister, without specifying a time for the decision.
- Reuters SG
EMERGING MARKETS-Malaysian shares drop as deadline to form government looms
* Most Asian FX edges higher * Ringgit flat ahead of palace-set deadline to form govt * Regional stock indexes mixed By Himanshi Akhand Nov 22 (Reuters) - Malaysian stocks weakened for the second day and the ringgit traded flat on Tuesday as two major coalitions scrambled to meet the deadline to form a government, while most other emerging Asian currencies bounced back from Monday's losses. "The situation remained fluid and from the market's perspective, any government might be better than having no government... even as there is some cautiousness when it comes to having the religion-based PAS in the ruling federal government," analysts at OCBC Bank wrote. Shares of casino operator Genting Malaysia and investment holding and management company Genting Berhad have slipped this week as investors worried that the strong performance from the Islamist party PAS could lead to a crackdown on gambling.
- Bloomberg
Once-unstoppable Glove King loses billions after 89% stock crash
The net worth of Top Glove’s founder has dropped to US$1 billion as the company reported a 99% plunge in profit and put expansion plans on hold.
- Reuters SG
EMERGING MARKETS-Asian stocks, FX inch higher as investors gauge recession risks
* S.Korean shares rise over 2% * Dollar falls from two-decade highs * Lower oil prices overnight take some heat off By Riya Sharma July 7 (Reuters) - Most Asian currencies and shares edged up on Thursday, as investors juggled concerns over inflation and a recession after minutes from the U.S. Federal Reserve's June meeting showed officials rallied around an outsized interest rate hike. Wall Street closed higher overnight, while oil continued to slide as investors digested new clues on the Fed's approach to rate policy and its inflation fight detailed in the minutes of the meeting. The U.S. central bank officials noted a willingness to move interest rates as high as needed to bring inflation down to the Fed's 2% target, and a need to convince the public that it was prepared to do so.
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EMERGING MARKETS-Philippine peso hits multi-year lows ahead of c.bank meet, Asian stocks fall
* Malaysia shares slip to 2-year low * Philippine peso at its lowest in more than 3-1/2 years * South Korean stocks slump over 2% By Savyata Mishra June 20 (Reuters) - The Philippine peso on Monday fell to its lowest in over three-and-a-half-years as the country's central bank's views on consecutive rate hikes this year fell short of expectations, while other Asian currencies traded mixed amid recession fears. Felipe Medalla, the incoming Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) governor, called for at least two rate hikes this year and left the door open for more increases if high inflation persisted. The Philippines' policy decision this week is also in focus amid projections that the country's current account balance may see wider deficits in 2022 and 2023 than previously forecast.
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EMERGING MARKETS-Asian stocks retreat on fresh China lockdown worries, eyes on key U.S. data
* Investors await U.S. inflation data * Most stocks in the region fall, FX mixed * By Indranil Sarkar June 10 (Reuters) - Asian stocks fell on Friday as the Chinese cities of Shanghai and Beijing went back on COVID-19 alert, while Indonesian stocks took a hit after the world's biggest palm oil exporter raised its maximum palm oil export tax. Sentiment in the region soured after news of renewed restrictions in China as new COVID cases emerged. Multiple districts in Beijing are shutting down entertainment venues, while most citizens in Shanghai are facing new rounds of mass testing to prevent a new outbreak.