It is hard to judge which was the worst piece of news to hit the Malaysian stock market and corporate community in the last few months. Was it the remarks made by prime minister Mahathir Mohamad blaming international speculators for the Asian meltdown?
Was it the flip flop in market trading policy which spooked international investors? Or perhaps it was the rumours that banks were being banned from making margin calls on investors who had lost millions in the collapsing stock market.
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