Muhyiddin comes out looking stronger


The smooth proceedings on the Budget 2021 vote on Thursday suggests for the next one year, Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin is safely tucked in Putrajaya to helm the government. His biggest opposition in recent months, which is from some senior members of Umno that are part of PN, has fizzled out.

Over the past three months, there has been a nagging question which investors have not been able to find an answer to.

Would the Perikatan Nasional government be able to rule until 2023?

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