STOCKS on Bursa Malaysia had their best quarter for the year during the July-Sept period, brushing aside concerns of record oil prices and slower economic growth.
Rising by 4.4% during that time and posting its first quarterly gain for the year, the KL Composite Index's (KLCI) performance had much to do with the switch from the ringgit peg to the US dollar to a managed float, said analysts.
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