Banking & FintechMalaysia
GOfinance user count exceeds five million, investment value reaches RM3.57 billion
GO+ accounted for more than 4.7 million investors, while over 700,000 users traded digital gold through e-Mas, according to TNG Digital.
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- MarketsIndonesia
Indonesia stocks reverse early losses to rise 1.00 per cent
The IHSG recovered after falling as much as 2% at the opening, with trading value reaching Rp4,467.35 billion by 09:56 WIB.
Southeast Asia’s digital economy projected to reach US$368 billion in 2026
Google, Temasek and Bain & Company report that generative AI has reached 243 million people across the region, or 58% of its working population.
- Business & CompaniesSingapore
Carro sets up S$450 million facility using vehicle loans as backing
Mizuho arranged the Singapore transaction, with HSBC and JPMorgan Chase also providing funding.
OCBC to add ringgit balances to Singapore savings accounts
Customers will be able to hold up to RM50,000 and earn interest, with the new currency option available from 23 October 2026.
- EconomyIndonesia
Fitch projects Indonesia’s 2026 growth at 5.2%, below budget target
The rating agency expects growth of 4.9% in 2027 and 2028, saying structural reforms will have a limited impact on productivity and capital deepening.
- MarketsMalaysia
Bursa Malaysia gains 0.14 per cent in subdued early trading
Gainers outnumbered losers 188 to 161, while ACE Market newcomer RedPlanet rose eight sen to 27 sen.
- MarketsIndonesia
Indonesia's IHSG drops 2.09% at opening
Basic materials led sector declines as investors watched Bank Indonesia policy and MSCI's review of Indonesia's market classification.
- Banking & FintechMore ASEAN
Cambodian financial associations pledge lending and debt collection improvements
The banking and microfinance groups say planned support includes individual loan restructuring and wider access to complaint resolution.
- Business & CompaniesMalaysia
Port Klang seeks stronger road connections and tighter cost control
The port authority says digital systems have reduced paperwork and accelerated transactions, while higher fuel prices remain a cost challenge.
