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Headline: Malaysia – If controls go, will confidence falter? Source: Euromoney Date: May 2000 Author: Gill Baker Malaysia seems to have recovered better from the Asian crisis than some other countries in the region, not least because of the currency control policies that were introduced. Confidence was shaken a little last month by the volatility in US markets, but the fundamentals still appear to be sound. Gill Baker reports “If you’re not positive, then you’re in the wrong business,” boomed veteran broker David Chua at the gaggle of nervous young traders as they waited for the lift in their Kuala Lumpur tower block. |
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