“With the potential for a stronger ringgit, effective jet fuel costs may further decrease, making it a promising option for investors.' theSun theSundaily business Maybank investment banking BizNews investors
: Maybank Investment Bank Bhd has identified four selective sectors that investors may consider for the second half of 2023 , namely aviation, consumer goods, healthcare, and utilities, as potential options for earnings growth.
“With the potential for a stronger ringgit, effective jet fuel costs may further decrease, making it a promising option for investors. Pathmakanthan also mentioned that in the consumer goods sector, there is a preference for consumers to opt for lower-priced or cheaper products or services compared to what they previously purchased due to challenging economic conditions.
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