Malaysia’s central bank (BNM) will probably raise policy interest rates again this week, provided the debt crisis in the euro-zone periphery and the disorder in the markets does not escalate further. Malaysia, and the rest of Asia too, is well-positioned to avoid large and sustained contagion from what looks set to be a prolonged adjustment in Europe.
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