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The week ahead
Malaysian Finance Calendar: 7–13 September 2026
Thursday carries this week. New petrol prices start at midnight, America posts its producer prices that evening, and 19 Bursa stocks go ex-dividend — the busiest single day. GTA Holdings debuts on the ACE Market Tuesday, and Friday brings America's August inflation report.
Tue 8 Sep
GTA Holdings lists on the ACE Market
22.16× oversubscribed IPO
Thu 10 Sep
Busiest day of the week
new petrol price, US PPI, 19 ex-dividend stocks
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Bursa stocks go ex-dividend
spread Mon–Fri, none this weekend
The week at a glance
- Thursday stacks three events. New pump prices, US producer prices, and the week's most ex-dividend stocks.
- No OPR decision this week. Bank Negara's next meeting isn't until 5 November.
GTA Holdings debuts on the ACE Market
- GTA Holdings lists Tuesday. Its IPO closed 22.16× oversubscribed on the Malaysian public tranche.
- The aviation MRO firm raised RM71.75m. Shares priced at 35 sen apiece.
See the full balloting breakdown in our earlier GTA Holdings IPO review.
Petrol price resets Wednesday
- New prices are set Wednesday. They take effect at 12.01am Thursday under the weekly float.
- This cycle's RON95 sits at RM3.77. Down 5 sen from the previous week.
Bursa's ex-dividend rush
- Public Bank and PPB both go ex Thursday. Alongside Ta Ann's second interim payout, the same day.
- MBM Resources pays a rare special dividend. On top of its regular interim — both go ex Thursday.
No FD promo changes this week. Bank Negara's OPR stays at 2.75% until at least 5 November, so board rates don't move. A cluster of campaigns — CIMB, OCBC, UOB and HSBC's Premier promo among them — all run through 30 September, so there's no rush this particular week. Compare today's FD rates and shop before that date.
What to watch
- Tue 8 SepGTA Holdings debuts on the ACE Market. The aviation MRO IPO closed 22.16× oversubscribed.
- Wed 9 SepDOSM releases July industrial production and manufacturing output.
- Thu 10 Sep, 8.30pmUS producer price index, August.
- Fri 11 Sep, 8.30pmUS consumer price index, August. The week's biggest global print.
- Fri 11 SepDOSM's July labour force survey.
Not financial advice. General information as at 6 September 2026. Every date was verified against the publisher's own calendar — DOSM's upcoming-publications data, the US Bureau of Labor Statistics' own CPI and PPI schedule pages, paultan.org and KLSE Screener's raw entitlements table. Schedules can change without notice, so check the source before acting on a date. Rates.my holds no CMSA licence, issues no price targets, and nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell.
Sources & further reading
- Bank Negara Malaysia — 2026 Monetary Policy Committee meeting schedule
- Department of Statistics Malaysia — upcoming publications calendar
- US Bureau of Labor Statistics — Consumer Price Index release schedule
- US Bureau of Labor Statistics — Producer Price Index release schedule
- KLSE Screener — Bursa Malaysia dividend entitlements by ex-date
- paultan.org — Malaysian weekly fuel price tracker
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