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Kosovo Albanians hold placards as they take part in a march in Pristina on April 2. - Thousands of Kosovo Albanians marched on April 2 protesting against announced opening of the war and crimes against humanity trial of former guerrilla leader and president Hashim Thaci and his three close associates on April 3 in The Hague. - Pic: AFP

Electric equipment makers were the most likely to say they were planning cuts, at 21 per cent, followed by textiles at 15 per cent and glass and ceramics at 14 per cent. - 123RF pic

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Social Protection Contributor Advisory Services Association (SPCAAM) says the time has come for the prime minister to appoint leaders and technocrats to lead BNM

Slack in the labour market -- shortfall in demand for labour, relative to the supply of available workers in the economy -- is expected to reduce further as well supported by continued strength in the employment recovery momentum, it said in its Economic & Monetary Review 2022 report.

A woman carries her child while she leaves with a free bag of flour from a government distribution point in Islamabad on April 1, 2023. Photo by Farooq NAEEM / AFP

Photo taken on June 26, 2019 shows the United Nations Security Council’s semi-annual briefing on the implementation of Resolution 2231, which endorsed the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) on Iran’s nuclear programme at the UN headquarters in New York. - Photo: XINHUA

Interest for beaten down counters is set to boost Bursa Malaysia’s performance with the main index expected to trade within the 1,420-1,440 level next week, said Rakuten Trade Sdn Bhd.

The ringgit is likely to trade on a bullish bias next week, below the RM4.40 level within the 4.3925-4.4175 range against the US dollar, said an analyst.

A picture taken on July 27, 2021 shows journalist Evan Gershkovich. - A US reporter for The Wall Street Journal newspaper has been detained in Russia for espionage, Russian news agencies reported Thursday, citing the FSB security services. "The FSB halted the illegal activities of US citizen Evan Gershkovich... a correspondent of the Moscow bureau of the American newspaper The Wall Street Journal, accredited with the Russian foreign ministry," the FSB was quoted as saying. He is "suspected of spying in the interests of the American government" and of collecting information "on an enterprise of the Russian military-industrial complex," agencies reported. - Pic: AFP