The military coup which ousted Myanmar’s government on February 1 significantly raises the level of political risk in the country over both the short and long term.

That’s according to a report by Fitch Solutions.

The research firm has revised down its Long-Term and Short-Term Political Risk Index score, as well as its GDP forecast for Myanmar.

So what does this mean for investors? Is it time to take a wait and see approach?

Prime Time's Rachel Kelly speaks to Jason Yek, Senior Asia Country Risk Analyst at Fitch Solutions to find out.

The military coup which ousted Myanmar&rsquo;s government on February 1 significantly raises the level of political risk in the country over both the short and long term.
That&rsquo;s according to a report by Fitch Solutions.
The research firm has revised down its Long-Term and Short-Term Political Risk Index score, as well as its GDP forecast for Myanmar.
So what does this mean for investors? Is it time to take a wait and see approach?
Prime Time's Rachel Kelly speaks to Jason Yek, Senior Asia Country Risk Analyst at Fitch Solutions to find out.

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