Najib Vindicated?

The Morning Run Crew

14-Jun-18 07:45

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The Morning Run discusses Moody's latest report on Malaysia where they maintained Malaysia’s GDP to Debt ratio at 50.8% as opposed to the 80.3% claimed by the Harapan government. In response to this former Prime Minister Najib Razak claimed that "you can mislead the people but you cannot mislead the experts".

7:56 - Toyota's US$1 billion investment in Grab.

Presented by: Melisa Idris, Sharaad Kuttan

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Categories: Personal Finance, Investments, Financial Literacy, Politics, Law and Legal Matters, Business Analysis, Trends and Forecasts, Markets

Tags: Moody's, Pakatan Harapan, Najib Razak, Lim Guan Eng, Trillion Ringgit Debt, Government Debt, Contingent Liability, Fiscal policy, GST, Fuel Subsidies, Toyota, Grab,

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