The effects of Trump’s protectionist policies if he wins the race

By KEITH HIEW

Republican presidential nominee and former US President Donald Trump. — Reuters

MALAYSIAN investors are never tired of repeating the mantra: “Whenever the US sneezes, the world catches a cold.”

These days, the effect of the sneeze may be increasingly shared with China, befitting its status as Malaysia’s largest trading partner.

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