No alarm bells yet on inflows into Malaysia


THAT foreign investors are expected to pour about US$1 trillion into emerging markets (EMs) this year has not yet set the alarm bells ringing of a potential bubble in Malaysia.

“Foreign ownership in Malaysia’s equity and bond markets is still relatively low compared with historical levels. Bursa Malaysia’s benchmark index is still 100 points below the record.

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