Impact of low oil prices


OIL prices are falling and so is the stock market and the ringgit. The gyration on such markets and assets is a major talking point for many Malaysians and Maybank Investment Bank has released a research note to give its take on the major questions a lot of Malaysians and investors are asking. Below is its analysis on the impact falling oil prices will have on Malaysia:

What is the impact on the country’s budget deficit?

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