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Malaysian ringgit set to weaken further as political chaos and coronavirus take hold, says Aberdeen

By: CNBC.com News
The Malaysian ringgit could slide further as the country grapples with a recent political upheaval and the coronavirus outbreak, says Gerald Ambrose of Aberdeen Standard Investments Malaysia.
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