Mission to restore financial health


KLANG: The revised Budget 2023 must be crafted with fiscal prudence so that the country’s long-term financial health can be restored as quickly as possible, says economist Prof Yeah Kim Leng.

“The quicker fiscal health is restored, the greater investor confidence will rise,’’ said Yeah, who is with Sunway University’s Jeffrey Cheah Institute on South-East Asia.

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