Wall Street traders sent stocks lower after a series of all-time highs spurred calls for a breather amid signs of buyer exhaustion. Bonds rose as a US$58 billion Treasury sale drew solid demand.
Asian stocks are set for a sluggish open after Wall Street shares took a breather from notching a series of all-time highs.
The government has allocated RM38.3 million this year to reactivate rubber plantations under the Abandoned Rubber Programme (PGT).
Indian dealers' auto sales grew 5.2% year-on-year in September, with upbeat growth across two-wheelers and passenger vehicles, as tax cuts boosted demand during the festive season, the Federation of Automobile Dealers Associations said on Tuesday.
Chinese car making giant BYD says the UK has become its biggest market outside China, after its sales there surged by 880% in September compared to a year earlier.
The World Bank on Tuesday said higher tariffs on Indian goods exported to the U.S. will drag the South Asian growth rate in 2026, even as the current year remains shielded by government spending.