After grappling with a sliding currency and a slowing economy, Malaysian policymakers may have to cope with heightened risks from April - the departure of the country's respected central bank governor and a further slump in the price of gas exports.
Malaysia's ringgit was Asia's worst performer last year, rattled by a political scandal, capital outflows and the slump in global commodity prices.
The currency has since recouped some ground to trade up 4% against the dollar so far this year, but some say that the market has not fully taken on board the upcoming risks.
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Malaysia's ringgit was Asia's worst performer last year, rattled by a political scandal, capital outflows and the slump in global commodity prices.
The currency has since recouped some ground to trade up 4% against the dollar so far this year, but some say that the market has not fully taken on board the upcoming risks.
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