This year looks like a tough year for business and ministers


THE year 2019 started off badly with red ink declines across all stock exchanges in the world. Bears charged ahead as investors continued to be spooked by dramatic events happening in the United States, China and Europe.

Back home, Bursa ended in a sea of red with crude oil and palm oil prices continuing their decline. Looks like a tough year ahead for business.

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