Malaysia faces spike in risks as central bank chief retires, gas markets slump
Analysts are wary of who will replace Zeti and whether Bank Negara will be able to retain its credibility
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AFTER grappling with a sliding currency and a slowing economy, Malaysian policymakers may have to cope with heightened risks from April - the departure of the country's respected central bank governor and a further slump in the price of gas exports.
Malaysia's ringgit was Asia's worst performer last year, rattled by a political scandal, capital outflows and the slump in global commodity prices.
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