Malaysia's third quarter GDP stood at 5.2%, slightly below the second quarter figure. The country has surprised most analysts and economist for the good.
The city’s independent radio went off air after its major investors refused to inject funds and went to court to open its books and demand its liquidation. A lack of transparency and questionable governance have not helped matters.
Currencies across Asia are rallying fast – won and the peso – and regional stock markets are seeing a rush for investment (Malaysia and Korea). Is hot money investment back in town? CT asks a series of experts.