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Malaysia’s Anwar Is Said to Weigh Delaying National Elections
Source: Bloomberg
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Malaysia’s Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim is reportedly seeking to delay national elections until the second half of next year amid recent state poll defeats and weakening political partnerships. The move signals heightened political vulnerability, which could drive short-term risk caution in local markets even though no direct economic policy change was announced.
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