Balancing act for stable returns


Malaysia’s market also faces uncertainties due to local developments such as the end of the six-month blanket loan moratorium on Sept 30, potential snap election, and the unveiling of the Budget 2021 next month. In its equity market report, MIDF Research says it is closely monitoring the impact of the end of the loan moratorium

Globally, stocks have made significant gains since their March lows.

But with volatility setting in since August and headwinds looming large in the final months of 2020, some fund managers reckon there is still upside potential for investors.

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