Fitch reaffirms Malaysia’s ‘stable’ outlook


It cites promising economic environment and growth prospects

PETALING JAYA : Fitch Ratings has reaffirmed its ‘A-’ rating on Malaysia’s long term foreign currency and local currency international default rating (IDR) with a ‘stable’ outlook, citing the country’s promising economic environment and growth prospects.

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