Malaysia

Malaysia exports sharply plunge 4.5%

This is the worst performance since September 2009, following the 2.6% fall in July.

Malaysia exports sharply plunge 4.5%

This is the worst performance since September 2009, following the 2.6% fall in July.

Malaysia to focus on healthcare

The government sees increasing demand for healthcare services going forward.

What you need to know about Malaysia REER

Improvement from export competitiveness is necessary to provide some support for the economy.

Malaysia Budget 2013 'mildly expansionary, fiscally responsible'

THe economy is still projected to grow by 4.5-5.5% in 2013.

Here are 2 impacts of Malaysia's 2013 budget

Budget 2013 is still 'expansionary, people-friendly and filled with ambitions,' said analyst.

Malaysia food prices, transport costs edged up 2.8%

These slight increases are results of the post-Ramadan celebrations.

Malaysia industrial production index to dip 2%

This would mirror the anticipated slump in export figures.

Malaysia exports fell 1.9%

Blame it on the drop in electrical and electronics production shipments in July.

Malaysia snubs interest rate hike

The current 3% level is expected to stand pat for the remainder of 2012.

Malaysia export growth to dip 4%

Consequently overall trade surplus will plateau to MYR 8.8b.

Malaysia export growth to dip to 4%

Nasty economic conditions in the Eurozone, US and China will drag exports performance down.

Malaysia to grapple with mounting fiscal pressure

Its debt/GDP ratio will continue to rise until 2016, predicts Fitch.

Malaysia economy jumped 5.4%

Thanks to robust and resilient private consumption rising 8.8%, buoyed by tight labor market and strong income growth.

Malaysia to stand pat on policy rates

Bank Negara Malaysia is likely to hold on to its 3% rate amid inflation drop.

Malaysia inflation to inch up to 1.7%

Good news it's still comparably lower than the rest of Malaysia's peers.

Malaysia inflation slows for eight consecutive months

The 1.6% inflation gives Bank of Malaysia 'more elbow for monetary easing' whenever necessary.

Malaysia exports plateaued by 5.4%

Imports growth also slowed 3.6% resulting to a larger trade surplus.