Moody's: Malaysia, Singapore positioned to gain from global growth in 2022


KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia and Singapore are positioned to gain from global growth in 2022, said Moody’s Analytics.

It said both countries have been cautious in opening their borders to travellers despite being among the most aggressive with fiscal policy support for their economies over the past year.

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