PKR president’s liberal image makes it difficult to garner Malay support.

Ex-PM only looking to unseat Muhyiddin Yassin, not planning for next general election, say analysts.

Loan moratorium set to end in October, with consumers likely to save than spend, say economists.

Smallest and weakest party in Perikatan Nasional faces hurdles like machinery, grassroots support.

Many former workers, refugee families still in area, can’t find jobs in other sectors.

Occupancy rates plunge because of MCO, economic slowdown but cautious optimism that ‘hot’ areas spared.

Many American, Japanese firms seeking ways to lessen dependence on China in wake of Covid-19.

This ensures transparency and reduces illegal practices.

Dealers urge govt to sustain purchasing power of B40 group, the main buyers.

9,000 second-hand vehicles traded between May 18-21 alone, says industry insider.

Uncertainties also mean investors must judge if now’s right time to dive into market.

MCO leads to widespread pain, especially among self-employed and SMEs, they say.

Boosting circulation of money better than focusing on business sectors, economists argue.

Let market forces decide which firms survive or fold, while govt prioritises people.

The fact that motion will be raised in Parliament stains Muhyiddin Yassin’s record, says analyst.