An uncertain time post-referendum

The turmoil also caused alarm around the world; China's finance minister said fallout from Thursday's referendum "will cast a shadow over the global economy" while a senior official in Tokyo warned of the danger of "speculative, violent moves" in currencies.

PETALING JAYA: Perhaps even the best crystal ball can’t foretell the road ahead after Britain’s farewell vote to the European Union.

London-based senior investment manager Raymond Sagayam said while the effects would be more apparent for people in Britain and the broader European project, the implications on Malaysians were not yet apparent.