The Star Malaysia - StarBiz - 2022-05-23

• Avoiding the credit bubble trap
• Record food costs throw spotlight on China
• Texchem to pour Rm44mil into expansion
• The Week Ahead
• EV can become key economic contributo­r
• Piasau Gas to gain from Sarawak’s natural gas resources
• Is country’s surprise interest rate hike the right move?
• Markets could get much uglier if Fed has to choose
• Being your own boss
• Bursa to trade cautiously this week
• Shifting strategies to cater for Gen Z
• Pharmaniag­a’s long-term outlook positive
• UOA-REIT’S earnings poised to remain stable
• Investors may seek refuge in city-state market
• Singapore still rules China futures market
• Large industrial zones set up to attract FDI
• ‘Sleeping dragons’ not achieving full potential
• China Eastern lists steps needed to return 737 Max to skies
• Key rate cut gives market major boost
• Public debt in Vietnam under control
• Fair competitio­n to aid growth
• Online festival to spur shopping recovery
• South Korea’s first colouring shampoo seeks breakthrou­gh
• China warms to atomic-based heating
• Finland loses main gas supply from Russia
• Sainsbury asks investors to reject proposal on ‘living wage’ resolution
• Credit algos aren’t sweating market stress like they did in 2020
• Georgia’s Kemp racks up electric vehicle win
• Crypto implosion hastens push to clamp down
• Front-loading might lead to US rate cuts by next year
• Retailer rout erases Us$500 bil, stirs worry
• Wall Street is as baffled by stocks as ever
• Latin American currencies clock best week in two months
• HSBC chief says climate change comments don’t reflect bank’s views

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