Coronavirus outbreak: Winners and losers


IT was without a doubt tumultuous start to the week for markets across the globe as novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV) fears took over.

As expected, when Bursa Malaysia opened on Tuesday after the long Chinese New Year weekend, share prices dipped across the board, particularly those which had any form of exposure to the tourism, hospitality and retail sectors.

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