What a laughable premise.

The non-healthcare/non-essential civil service has been the single biggest drain on the economy for decades, and in particular, over the last few weeks.

The private sector will find a way to run, even with minimal activity from public departments.

"....which have prevented people from leaving homes (except those working in essential services), and forced some small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and micro businesses to close."

Stopped reading after this sentence. This economist is talking out of his arse if he believes that just "some" businesses have had to close.

How are we feeling about Inari today? Given the times we are in, I feel RM1.17-1.19 still a bit too high. Waiting for a bit more selling momentum, hopefully today as well as next Monday, then reasses when to enter. Good luck to everyone and pls don't compromise your $$$ too much!!