June 24 (Bloomberg) -- Malaysian central bank Governor Zeti Akhtar Aziz said the country will stick to its exchange rate regime as she didn’t expect a more flexible yuan policy to have an impact in the region’s financial markets, according to a Reuters report carried in the Star newspaper.
European debt woes haven’t posed a threat to market stability and the central bank would only consider intervening in the currency market if there were disorderly market conditions, the report said, citing Zeti.
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