MAMSB CEO: Good time to pick stocks


Lower market: An Investor at a private stock market gallery in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Asian shares were broadly lower, tracking a weak Wall Street session as traders await the conclusion of US-China talks in Beijing. — AP(Inset) Chong says the market is going into 2019 with a low base and that he sees a moderate and more balanced global growth.

Equities said to be trading at low valuations

JASON Chong Soon Min of Manulife Asset Management Services Bhd (MAMSB) is no stranger to the financial services and investment industry.

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