Fall in world reserves sparks liquidity concerns

By Plain Speaking - Yap Leng Kuen

THE decline in world central bank reserves is being monitored as a protracted fall will likely affect liquidity and hence, stockmarkets.

Past correlations between the fall in world reserves and the FBM KLCI indicates a potentially volatile period ahead.

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