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This report is not going to be made public. No not for the public and but that's not to say there won't be pressure for findings to be released. This scandal is so high profile the whole country pretty much engulfed it has been going on for months. Like you said investigations into why one MTV has racked up more than 11 billion dollars in debt. The shocking twist came last week the Wall Street Journal out with a report alleging a money trail. Seven hundred million dollars pass through government agencies and leading right into the Prime Minister's own accounts. Now PM Najib Razak has denied all wrongdoing. He says he's not a thief that it's a political sabotage. He's threatening a lawsuit but the Wall Street Journal stands by its report it says it has documents to prove . Now that's left two rates of one MDC offices. Documents seized and six bank accounts frozen though none of which belongs to Najib himself. And the briefing on the Interim Report starts at 10:00 a.m. local time expected to go on until late afternoon . What's the sentiment among investors has well truth be told investment sentiment has been hot. Just take a look at the currency the ringgit the worst performer in Asia yet to date down about 8 percent. The sense in the market is that the central bank may have had to intervene to prop it up . This scandal comes at a very difficult time. The economy is slowing the market under pressure from Greece China. And don't forget Fitch did say one NDP poses a risk to the economy even though it cap the country's A minus rating recently still few can pick on the fundamentals. The central bank says the economy is fundamentally sound. Growth above 5 percent. Investment grew almost 20 percent in the first quarter. Even if foreign funds make an exit investments can drive jobs growth. It can drive the economy .