Malaysian share prices closed at a six-month high, gaining 1.93 percent after the government responded to China's yuan revaluation by scrapping the dollar peg in favor of a managed float. The composite index was up 17.75 points at 939.69.
Malaysian share prices closed at a six-month high, gaining 1.93 percent after the government responded to China's yuan revaluation by scrapping the dollar peg in favor of a managed float. The composite index was up 17.75 points at 939.69.
