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A Healthy Correction Is Good For Malaysia

Andrew San, Head of ASEAN Equities, Amundi Malaysia

25-Jun-24 09:15

A Healthy Correction Is Good For Malaysia

In the last month, the FBMKLCI has corrected by more than 2%.  Andrew San, Head of ASEAN Equities, Amundi Malaysia tells us if there are reasons to be worried or if this presents a buying opportunity. We also try to understand why markets like the Philippines, Thailand and Indonesia are all in negative territory on a year to date basis.

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Produced by: Wong Shou Ning

Presented by: Wong Shou Ning, Shazana Mokhtar, Philip See


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