RHB Investment Bank Bhd head of Asean economics research Peck Boon Soon(filepic) said although the trade fiasco between the US and China has come to a halt with the first phase of the long-awaited trade deal set to be signed on Jan 15, the research house is staying conservative on how things would pan out.
KUALA LUMPUR: Analysts remain conservative on Malaysia’s economic growth this year, as renewed Middle East geopolitical tensions have eclipsed the US-China trade deal optimism.
RHB Investment Bank Bhd head of Asean economics research Peck Boon Soon said although the trade fiasco between the US and China has come to a halt with the first phase of the long-awaited trade deal set to be signed on Jan 15, the research house is staying conservative on how things would pan out.
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