PETALING JAYA: Foreign direct investment (FDI), which saw a strong growth in the first nine months of this year, could face speed bumps in 2023 that may reduce inflows into the country as foreign investors withhold their spending.
On top of the looming recessionary risk, economists agree the tighter global monetary and financial conditions, coupled with the uncertainties following the Russia-Ukraine war, could affect FDI flows into Malaysia.
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