Corporate earnings going sideways


POST-1997 financial crisis, the Malaysian stock universe has morphed from a market offering high earnings growth in Asia into a defensive market that provides decent dividend yields and stable earnings potential.

Incidentally, this was also the period the country’s annual economic growth rates moderated to below 6% – down from 9% to 10% in the early-to-mid-90s – and subsequently, below 5%.

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