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Supporters of the Pakatan Harapan (PH) cheer at an election event in Subang, on Nov. 20.
Y-Sing Liau and
Abhishek Vishnoi
Malaysia saw its first-ever hung parliament in Saturday’s election after none of the three major coalitions won enough seats to form a majority, extending the political crisis in an economy on a fragile rebound.
While uncertainty remains, investors are expected to take the results in their stride as most have factored in a hung parliament as a “default position,” according to analysts.