Fund managers say good time to buy shares as ringgit weak


KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia’s ringgit is falling at the fastest pace among Asian emerging markets, the 10-year bond yield just spiked to an eight-year high and the stock market is closing in on a record third straight annual loss.

But fund managers say it’s a good time to buy.

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