Funds turn sour on Indonesia, switch to Malaysia

In contrast, Bank Negara Malaysia owned 2.6% of the market at the end of September, versus 0.5% at the beginning 2020, she said.

SINGAPORE: when it comes to what kind of central bank policy is best for luring foreign investors to Asia during the Covid-19 pandemic, orthodoxy is winning hands down.

Take the respective fates of Indonesia and Malaysia.