Trade Tensions Overflow

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00:05 - Malaysia and ASEAN are seeing more foreign direct investments as a result of trade diversions from the US-China trade war. 01:53 - The country's overall debt and liabilities in 2018 has fallen in proportion to GDP. 04:14 - Banks may see a tougher second half, on the back of slowing growth and thinner margins. 07:16 - The Employees Provident Fund has reported a 25% drop in their net investment income for the first quarter, to just shy of RM9.7 billion. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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