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Oil falls to 3-year low in Asia

SINGAPORE: Oil prices fell to a 3-year low below US$49 a barrel Friday in Asia as plunging stock markets, driven down by more bad U.S. economic news, battered investor confidence. Light, sweet crude for January delivery was down 95 cents to $48.47 a barrel in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange by midday in Singapore. The December contract, which expired Thursday, fell overnight by $4.00 to settle at $49.62 after sliding to $48.50, the lowest level since May 18, 2005. "Sentiment is totally bearish, parallel to the stock market,''...

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MISC, Genting lift KLCI out of red

KUALA LUMPUR: Some buying interest in MISC and Genting nudged the 100-stock KL Composite Index into positive zone but trading was relatively thin and the broader market still weak. At 12.30pm, the KLCI was up just 0.69 point to 882.34. Turnover was 281 million shares valued at RM261mil. Decliners led advancers 232 to 132 while 164 counters were unchanged. Singapore’s Straits Times Index was 0.29% or 5.11 points lower at 1,754.03 but Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index added 0.41% to 13,598.84. Light crude oil was trading at US$56.08, down 96 cents while...

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Stocks slightly higher in cautious trade

KUALA LUMPUR: Stocks were slightly higher in early trade on Monday on some mild buying interest in stocks like KL Kepong, WCT and Muhibbah but the general mood was still cautious. At 9.30am, the KL Composite Index was up 1.71 points to 895.66. Turnover was 125.13 million shares valued at RM117.75. There were 151 gainers, 54 losers and 112 counters unchanged. Japan’s Nikkei 225 rose 4.98% or 427.77 points to 9,010.77, Singapore’s Straits Times Index added 0.04% to 1,864.21 while Shanghai’s A Share Index opened 2.27% higher at 1,877.73. South Korea’s...

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US stocks rise after two days of heavy selling

NEW YORK: Buyers returned to Wall Street Friday after two days of heavy losses, mindful of the economy's growing problems but attracted by stocks' lower prices. Analysts said the advance, which also came amid relief that a bad report on unemployment wasn't worse and followed dour third-quarter reports from Ford and General Motors, was to be expected as Wall Street experiences a rocky recovery from October's devastating selling. The major indexes jumped more than 2 percent, including the Dow Jones industrial average, which rose 250 points in light...

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