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The lower level Malaysian firms' foreign-currency denominated debt is ensuring their resilience at a time when Southeast Asia is undergoing tighter credit conditions. Zunaira Saieed speaks to S&P's Xavier Jean on Malaysian corporates' credit exposure
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