EVENING 5: GDP growth slows to 4.3%

The Edge TV 2020-02-12

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Malaysia’s economic growth moderates to 4.3% in 2019, the slowest pace since the Global Financial Crisis of 2009. Meanwhile Bank Negara says there is “ample room” for another rate cut, sending banking stocks tumbling.

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