Pays To Be Nimble For Malaysian Equities

Ivy Ng, Head of Malaysia Research & Regional Head of Agribusiness, CGS-CIMB

12-Apr-22 09:15

Pays To Be Nimble For Malaysian Equities

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Looking back to March, the FBMKLCI fell 1.3% due to profit-taking as investors took stock of the fallout from the Ukraine War. Ivy Ng, Head of Malaysia Research & Regional Head of Agribusiness at CGS-CIMB tells how the Malaysian equity market will perform for the rest of year and what her top picks are. Image credit: Shutterstock.com

Produced by: Sim Wie Boon

Presented by: Shazana Mokhtar, Wong Shou Ning, Tan Chen Li

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Categories: business analysis, trends and forecasts, markets, investments

Tags: malaysian equities, equity market, equities, Russia-Ukraine conflict, malaysian economy,

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