The FBM KLCI is at 1,629 points compared to 1,846 just before the May 9 polls.
PETALING JAYA: Bursa Malaysia’s market capitalisation has gone down by RM157 billion since the general election last year, with the FBM KLCI market barometer at 1,629 points compared to 1,846 just before the May 9 polls.
The only positive sign for liquidity growth was the burgeoning trade surplus figures which contributed to trade liquidity. He said the off-balance sheet financing undertaken by the government did not appear in official debt figures. PFIs are loans carried out by the private sector on behalf of the government, where the government pays the profits and cost. They can be classified as deferred debts, as the government is not required to repay the sum immediately.
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