Playing catch-up, carefully


AMID lingering geopolitical tensions and ongoing reciprocal tariff talks, analysts are approaching Malaysian equities with cautious optimism as the second half of 2025 (2H25) unfolds.

The consensus is taking shape: liquidity remains healthy, valuations are turning attractive, and laggards may have room to catch up.

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