PETALING JAYA: Consumer spending is expected to gradually recover in the second half of this year.
Affin Hwang Capital Research was optimistic that while consumer spending would take longer to recover, macroeconomic indicators such as private consumption and the ringgit’s performance show encouraging upside potential this year.
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