Investors hesitant about Malaysia, say analysts
The country's fiscal deficit, high household debt and shrinking ringgit are troubling issues
Kuala Lumpur
ANALYSTS have observed that international portfolio investors are appearing hesitant about Malaysia, whether it is because of its high rate of household debt, or the belief that lower oil revenue will hurt the country's ability to meet its fiscal deficit targets, or a combination of other reasons.
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