‘No material impact from Pakistan’


Maybank and Axiata monitoring developments

PETALING JAYA: Malaysian companies with business interests in Pakistan are monitoring the republic’s ailing economy.

Pakistan’s deteriorating finances and uncertainty over the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) bailout plan had weighed on the country’s rupee, according to a Bloomberg report.

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