MALAYSIA’S stock market heads into the second half of 2026 (2H26) with hopes of stronger company earnings, steady spending and more investments. But it is not all smooth sailing, as investors still have to keep one eye on global conflicts, US interest rates and local politics.
Think of it as driving on a highway with a few potholes along the way. Even so, major research houses expect the market to end the year on a brighter note after a bumpy ride.
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