Volatility to continue in Asian markets short-term

The Star 2018-02-20

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Aberdeen International Fund Managers Ltd head of multi-asset solutions Irene Goh expects volatile market conditions in the emerging markets in Asia to continue until first quarter of 2017 but the effects could result in recovery in economies .
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