PETALING JAYA: The more than 600 local and foreign analysts, fund managers and institutional investors expected to converge at Invest Malaysia 2008 today will be looking for clues on the country’s investment climate.
This is given the fact that the political landscape post-general election saw some sweeping changes and there are growing concerns over the health of the global economy, especially with the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development downgrading growth forecasts for the United States, euro zone and Japan for the first half.
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