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Senarai kabinet baru NTR [Page 1]
Najib names his new cabinet | Apr 9, 09 2:59pm
| Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak today announced his much awaited cabinet.
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His press conference to make the announcement started at 3pm. He is flanked by Muhyiddin Yassin.
Thecabinet reflects the government's aim to focus of people-first paradigm, Najib said, adding that there would be 28 ministers and 40 deputy ministers.
He said two ministries have been merged and one new ministry formed. A separate portfolio has also been created to oversee national unity under the PM's Department.
He also said that he would personally look into the performance of each minister every six months.
The members of his cabinet are:
Muhyiddin Yassin - Deputy PM
Ministers in PMs Department
Koh Tsu Koon - Unity and Performance
Nor Mohamed Yakcob - Economy Planning Unit
Nazri Abdul Aziz - Parliament
Jamil Khir Baharom - Religious Affairs
Finance Ministry
Najib Abdul Razak (1)
Ahmad Husni (2)
Education Ministry
Muhyiddin Yassin
Transport Ministry
Ong Tee Keat
Home Affairs Ministry
Hishammuddin Hussein
Information, Culture, Arts and Communications
Rais Yatim
Energy, Green Technology and Water
Peter Chin
Rural Development
Shafie Apdal
Higher Education
Khaled Nordin
International Trade and Industry
Mustapa Mohamed
Deputy: Mukhriz Mahathir
Tourism
Ng Yen Yen
Agriculture
Noh Omar
Defence
Ahmad Zahid Hamidi
Works
Shaziman Mansur
Health
Liow Tiong Lai
Sports and Youth
Ahmad Shabery Cheek
Human Resources
S Subramaniam
Housing and Local Goverment
Kong Cho Ha
Women, Family and Community Development
Shahrizat Abdul Jalil
Foreign Ministry
Anifah Aman
FT Minister
Raja Nong Chik Raja Zainal Abidin
Consumer Affairs and Domestic Trade
Ismail Sabri Yaakob
Key ministers dropped
Thosetop ministers dropped are Azalina Othman (Tourism), Syed Hamid Albar(Home), Muhammad Muhd Taib (Rural Development), Amirsham A Aziz (PM'sDepartment) and Ong Ka Chuan (Housing).
Also not included in thenew line-up is Umno Youth chief Khairy Jamaluddin, but his rival Mukhriz Mahathir has been named a deputy minister.
Khairy is the only head of the three Umno wings not appointed minister.
Six new senators to be appointed today |
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macam tak happy dengan kabinet, market ini hari..
dah elok naik 922, dah start drop siket siket..
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Originally posted by LAT at 9-4-2009 11:13 
Making the simple complicated is commonplace; making the complicated simple,
awesomely simple ?that's creativity.
sejok bila abe lat pandai bersastera ni...
tapi, ku perasan lah...abe lat sekarang kerja kuat gile..
asyik appoinment je..
bagus ..bagus....
jangan lupe abe lat...kerja KUAT DAN SMART....
yang lain pon sama...
Kalau U all praktikan apa saya ajar kat class, 2-3 minggu ni..
Boleh jadi champion bangsar,,,... |
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Dow Jones dah start 8,000 pts balik daaaaa
harap2 esok Asia Market boommmmmmmmmm
Stocks jump at open on Wells Fargo profit surprise
Wall Street opens higher after Wells Fargo projects record 1st-qtr profit, easing bank worries
NEW YORK (AP) -- Wall Street is opening higher after banking giant Wells Fargo & Co. issued a surprise profit announcement that was far above analysts' estimates.
The Wells Fargo news Thursday is a welcome sign for investors who have been looking for indications that the credit and lending markets are improving.
The market is looking past uneven monthly sales reports from retailers and mixed economic news and sending banks and other shares sharply higher.
In the early going, the Dow Jones industrial average is up 145 at 7,982. The Standard & Poor's 500 index is up 18 to 844, and the Nasdaq composite is up 28 at 1,619. |
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Ekonomi China mula tunjuk tanda pemulihan kuala lumpur 9 April -
Ekonomi China telah mula menunjukkantanda-tanda pemulihan hasil pelaksanaan pakej rangsangan ekonomi padaawal November tahun lalu.
HSBC Global Research dalam nota penyelidikannya berkata, pertumbuhanpembiayaan bank melonjak ke paras tertinggi dalam tempoh 10 tahunkepada 24 peratus tahun ke tahun pada Februari.
Pelaburan infrastruktur bertambah antara 70 hingga 120 peratus tahunke tahun dengan pelaburan dalam pengangkutan kereta api mencatatkanpertumbuhan menakjubkan pada kadar 210 peratus tahun ke tahun dalamtempoh dua bulan pertama tahun ini.
Sementara itu, pelaburan dalam arang batu, bukan keluli dan bukan ferus turut mencatatkan prestasi positif.
Malah, sektor industri turut menyaksikan kestabilan denganpertumbuhan 43 peratus Keluaran Dalam Negara Kasar (KDNK), secarapurata meningkat 5.2 peratus tahun ke tahun dalam bulan Januari hinggaFebruari.
Indeks Pengurusan Pembelian mencatatkan lonjakan kepada 52.4 pada bulan lalu berbanding 49 pada bulan sebelumnya.
Menurut nota penyelidikan itu, pembiayaan baru termasuk kontrakkewangan juga berkembang pantas dan pengeluaran industri juga semakinstabil meskipun eksport jatuh sebanyak 20 peratus dalam tempoh duabulan pertama tahun ini.
''Prestasi yang dicatatkan ini telah menunjukkan permintaan sebenar negara China,'' katanya |
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Comment jujur ni..
Bursa rallies but analysts still see a bear market
Published: 2009/04/10
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MALAYSIAN shares rose 1.1 per cent yesterday in line with the region and on positive sentiment after the announcement of a new Cabinet line-up under Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak.
Najib retained the Finance Ministry portfolio and appointed Datuk Ahmad Husni Hanadzlah, the former deputy finance minister, as Second Finance Minister.
"It appears to be business-friendly," Yeonzon Yeow, head of research at Kenanga Investment Bank, said of the new line-up.
This coupled with overnight gains on Wall Street and positive news from Japan, among the worst hit in Asia by the global economic crisis, helped boost Asian stocks and lift the Kuala Lumpur Composite Index (KLCI) by 10 points to 917.89.
Yeow and other analysts, however, believe that it is still a bear market out there.
"People tend to react favourably to new changes, so sentiment may be positive ... but it's still a bear market out there," said Chris Eng, reseach head at OSK Research.
Eng advises investors to sell into strength as he expects the market to fall ahead of next month's announcements of corporate earnings, which are expected to be weak.
Yeow sees immediate support for the KLCI at 900 points, and critical support at 880.
Yesterday, gainers thumped losers by 378 to 138, with 189 counters unchanged. Some 715 million shares worth RM990.7 million changed hands.
The ringgit, meanwhile, rose against the US dollar to 3.61 from 3.62 on Wednesday.
All major Asian markets rose, except for Vietnam, boosted by news that Japan had approved a stimulus package of more than US$154 billion (RM556 billion).
The region's gains were led by South Korea (up 4.3 per cent). Indonesia's market was closed for elections, while the Philippines' was closed for a public holiday. |
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Market to focus on mini budget after Cabinet announcement
By LOONG TSE MIN
PETALING JAYA: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak’s new cabinet line-up signals a new beginning, but it will not have an impact on the stock market or the economy in the short term, fund managers and analysts said.
The focus would now shift to how fast and effective the recently unveiled mini budget can be in boosting the slowing domestic economy, they said.
Najib yesterday streamlined his cabinet to 28 ministers from 32 previously. The ministers will be assisted by 40 deputy ministers, more than the 38 deputy ministers in the previous line-up.
“Well, it is a smaller team with 28 ministers from 32, with some new names and some old names,” said Teoh Kok Lin, managing director of Singular Asset Management Sdn Bhd. “What matters is how quick and effectively they (the government) operate to make better changes.”
OSK Investment Bank head of research Chris Eng told StarBiz: “There should be no direct impact on the fundamentals of the market or economy from the new appointments, but sentiment may be positive with the move viewed as a new beginning.
“Broadly, the new cabinet is reflective of the PM thanking the east Malaysian states for their support of Barisan Nasional with more important ministerial posts going to Sabahan and Sarawakian members of parliament.
“The appointment of Datuk Seri Hishamuddin Tun Hussein as Home Affairs Minister can be seen as an endorsement of his position in the future leadership.”
Kumpulan Sentiasa Cemerlang Sdn Bhd research director Choong Khuat Hock noted that the new line-up was “not such a major change; except for some new faces, it is mainly a reshuffle.”
“Najib knows the need to push through stimulus policies more aggressively, with the country facing a recession in 2009,” he said. “I don’t think there will be a major impact on the market. The market is looking more to the implementation of the stimulus projects mentioned in the mini budget in a timely fashion.”
AmResearch Sdn Bhd research head Benny Chew said “the market is essentially waiting for the implementation of high impact projects.
“Nor Mohamed Yakcop’s (as the head the Economic Planning Unit) is a good appointment with his experience as Second Finance Minister,” Chew reckons. “We have been waiting for the cabinet to be announced and the next leg will depend on whether the Government can push through reforms and execution, especially the IPI (Industrial Production Index) and exports numbers in decline.”
In the finance-related portfolios, the Prime Minister retained the Finance Minister portfolio and promoted former Deputy Finance Minister Datuk Ahmad Husni Hanadzlah to Second Finance Minister.
Husni succeeds Tan Sri Nor Mohamed Yakcop.
Former Malayan Banking Bhd CEO Tan Sri Amirsham A. Aziz, who had led the EPU since March last year, was dropped in the new line-up.
Former Agriculture and Agro-based Industry Minister Datuk Mustapa Mohamed is the new International Trade and Industry Minister with the deputy ministers being Datuk Mukhriz Mahathir and Datuk Jacob Dungau Sagan.
Mustapa was a former Second Finance Minister. |
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ni cerita US plak
Summers: US economic "free-fall" to end soon
WASHINGTON: The sense of "freefall" for the U.S. economy is likely to end in the middle of the year, though the road to recovery could take some time, Lawrence Summers, U.S. President Barack Obama's top White House economic policy aide, said on April 9.
"I think the sense of a ball falling off the table -- which is what the economy has felt like since the middle of last fall -- I think we can be reasonably confident that that's going to end within the next few months and you will no longer have that sense of freefall," said Summers, director of the White House National Economic Council.
The recovery is likely to be slowed by "substantial downdrafts" in the economy.
"Economies don't go from losing 600,000 jobs a month to a terribly happy path overnight," Summers said in remarks to the Economic Club of Washington, noting that there are "still substantial strains in credit markets."
The economy lost 663,000 jobs in March, leaving the economy down 5.1 million jobs since the start of the downturn in December 2007.
The decorated economist said it remained unclear how long it would take for the economy to return to strong, sustained growth, though he did cite "anecdotal" signs of improvements in credit markets that would allow inventory cycles to return to normal.
The U.S. unemployment rate, at a quarter century high of 8.5 percent, is likely to edge higher because unemployment typically lags an economic rebound and needs the economy to grow at a rate of 2.5 percent to remain stable.
"Even if we got a return to positive growth, an economy that was growing at 1 percent would be an economy with rising unemployment. I don't think we can hold out the prospect we'll stabilize at the current level," he said, deliberately declining to provide a forecast for peak unemployment.
The economy contracted at a 6.3 percent annual rate in the fourth quarter of last year, the steepest pace since 1982.
Summers said policy-makers needed to be wary of risks for both inflation and deflation, adding that near term deflation risks were part of the reason for the Obama administration's strong fiscal stimulus efforts and programs to support credit markets.
"I don't think the concern about deflation in the nearer term is one that can be entirely discounted," he said.
Asked about the ability of the world's largest economy to sell its debt going forward, the former Treasury secretary said the United States benefits from the fact that the U.S. dollar is regarded as a safe currency and should protect its status.
"On days when the markets are suggesting increased uncertainty, increased doubt about the global economy....those are days almost always when Treasury bond prices rise," Summers said.
"So it's important to remember how fortunate we are as a country to have a currency and a bond market that is seen in every way as a source of strength and it's a huge responsibility for us to keep it that way."
China has suggested that some thought should be given to letting some other measure of value be considered as the world's reserve currency, an idea the Obama administration has greeted coolly.
Summers called on U.S. trading partners to boost demand because the United States cannot be the single engine of economic growth for the world economy.
"It's clear that that can't be the growth paradigm going forward," Summers said.
Partway into his talk, two protesters rushed on to the stage and unfurled a pink banner behind Summers emblazoned with the words "We want our money back!"
The Code Pink activists called on Summers to resign because of revelations earlier this month that he received US$5.2 million during the past year from hedge fund D.E. Shaw.
Summers sat silently until security ushered them out of the hotel ballroom. - Reuters |
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Erm..Good start today dengan KLCI ni..
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ni je utk harini.....nak rush out for apptmt kat shah alam.
What’s Relevant
Market reacted positively ahead of the announcement for the new cabinet line-up. Coupled with the rebound in regional bourses, the KLCI rose 1.1% or 10pts to 918, but off its intraday high of 923. Heavyweights led the rally, particularly the construction and plantation stocks, premised on higher CPO prices and increased optimism on government’s pump priming. Volume however was lower as investors remained cautious ahead of the long weekend for the regional markets. Gainers outnumbered losers by 378 to 138 while 189 counters remained unchanged. |
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Originally posted by skywalker107 at 10-4-2009 09:28 
ni cerita US plak
Summers: US economic "free-fall" to end soon
WASHINGTON: The sense of "freefall" for the U.S. economy is likely to end in the middle of the year, though the road to recov ...
sky, u kat bangsar ke.. |
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Originally posted by kirawang at 10-4-2009 10:07 
sky, u kat bangsar ke..
iye  |
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Originally posted by skywalker107 at 10-4-2009 10:19 
iye
hehehe selau jer camnie.....semalam saya kat bangsar.....sky lak xder, takper2 if ada rezeki kita jumpa lepas ni kat bangsar. |
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Balas #1852 ahmad79\ catat
pagi semalam ada. ptg kelua appoiment... |
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Pasaran ekuiti Malaysia stabil – ASCMKUALA LUMPUR 9 April – Pasaran ekuiti Malaysia berkedudukan stabil tetapi prestasi masa depannya akan bergantung kepada faktor-faktor luaran, terutamanya pasaran Amerika Syarikat (AS), demikian menurut Persatuan Syarikat Broker Saham Malaysia (ASCM).
Pengerusi ASCM, Datuk Saiful Bahri Zainuddin berkata pasaran AS bertindak sebagai penunjuk kepada pasaran tempatan yang masih belum menyaksikan paras terendahnya.
“Sejak dua hingga tiga minggu lepas, penunjuknya ada, tetapi sama ada ia mampan atau tidak, ia soal lain. Kita masih menyaksikan banyak bank diselamatkan di Amerika Syarikat,” kata beliau.
Beliau berkata demikian kepada pemberita di luar acara majlis memorandum persefahaman (MoU) antara ASCM dan Persatuan Sekuriti Taiwan (TSA) di sini hari ini.
Saiful Bahri berkata barisan baru menteri Kabinet yang diumumkan menjadi satu lagi penunjuk kepada prestasi pasaran.
Beliau berkata, pasaran Malaysia masih lagi berada di paras tinggi dan tidaklah semurah berbanding dengan pasaran-pasaran serantau yang lain.
Pada majlis yang sama, pengerusi TSA, Dr Hwang Min-Juh berkata, pasaran Malaysia telah terbukti sebagai ‘amat bertenaga dan telah mendapat banyak perhatian dari pasaran-pasaran antarabangsa, terutamanya kerana ia adalah antara negara dengan pembayaran dividen paling tinggi di Asia’. |
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KLCI highest since October | | | |
Written by Joe Chin | Friday, 10 April 2009 10:22 | | [img]http://203.115.197.132/edgemyopenx264/www/delivery/lg.php?bannerid=74&campaignid=60&zoneid=29&channel_ids=,&loc=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.theedgemalaysia.com%2Fbusiness-news%2F3940-klci-highest-since-october.html&referer=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.theedgemalaysia.com%2Fbusiness-news.html&cb=4ca50caf2e[/img]
KUALA LUMPUR: Stocks extended their gains for the second day on April 10, spurred by the strong overnight close on Wall Street, sending the KL Composite Index to 929.55, the highest since October.
At 10am, the KLCI added 9.86 points to 927.75. Turnover was 289 million shares done valued at RM205 million. There were 287 gainers, 53 losers and 105 stocks unchanged.
Japan’s Nikkei 225 added 0.52% to 8,962.58 and the Shanghai Composite Index was up 0.69% to 2,396.28.
OSK Investment Research said yesterday’s rally was much needed to prevent a drop in market confidence after the sharper than expected retracement. None of the 50 stocks on the top volume screen closed lower suggesting a high level of bullishness in the market.
“Yesterday’s rally was a rally within a consolidation phase. What it means that the consolidation phase has been very constructive following the breakout at the 100-day MAV line. With the daily RSI having already retraced from the overbought situation, the door is already open for additional gains.
“We maintain our firmly bullish view towards the near-term market. And, we are still eyeing the 200-day MAV line as the immediate upside target. Last Friday’s breakout from the 100-day MAV line has completely overturned the bearish technical landscape. It was the first breakout for the KLCI since the index topped out at the historic high of 1,524-level,” it said.
BAT was the top gainer, adding RM1.25 to RM47, Nestle 25 sen to RM29. Up 20 sen each were Public Bank foreign and Tanjong to RM14.40 and RM6.25 while Tenaga, LPI, PPB and Bursa rose 15 sen each to RM6.25, RM9.65, RM10 and RM5.70 respectively.
Gula Perak rose 0.5 sen to five sen with 35.6 million shares done. MRCB rose two sn to 99.5 sen while Resorts and Berjaya Corp gained four sen to RM2.31 and 71.5 sen.
The decliners were HPI, falling 19 sen to 80 sen, Lebar Daun six sen to RM1.39 and Ingress 5.5 sen to 16.5 sen. Can-One fell three sen to 86 sen.
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macam2 info dapat hari ni...emmm.....baru gempak |
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Balas #1856 ahmad79\ catat
market pun naik semacam je. mcm mummy cakap 
omg, she's going to fly a340!!
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