Can Malaysia survive external and internal challenges?


HOW is Malaysia going to survive and deal with external and internal challenges, with trade tension worsening between the US and China, and projected slower growth except in the US?

The country may currently be in a strong position but it can be vulnerable to sudden shocks from the impact of a worsening trade war or rising US rates that lead to a weaker ringgit, outflows and higher borrowing costs.

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