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Malaysia’s EPF warns inflation, rate hikes will rattle global markets
By
Goh Thean Eu
- Asia
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- Malaysia
Malaysia’s Employees Provident Fund (EPF) reported a nearly 21% decline in first-half investment income and warned that rising inflation, tighter monetary policies and geopolitical tensions will continue to rattle global markets as investors...
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