Kenanga Investment Bank: CMCO to boost domestic spending | Malay Mail

Kenanga Investment Bank: CMCO to boost domestic spending

With greater stability in future income flow, consumers would be able to spend, hence supporting private consumption growth, said Kenanga. — Picture by Ahmad Zamzahuri

The investment bank said the CMCO will also benefit domestic spending if the standard operating procedures are strictly adhered to. “With greater stability in future income flow, consumers would be able to spend, hence supporting private consumption growth,” it said in a note today.

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