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MARC forecasts 1Q GDP Growth at 4.4% amid manufacturing slowdown

Domestic demand and services sector remain resilient despite drag from mining and manufacturing output, says ratings agency

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Kenanga maintains up to 6.0% loan growth forecast for 2H2025 amid easing base effects

Investment bank remains upbeat on sector prospects despite global uncertainty; Maybank revises its outlook downward

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U.S. tariff hikes have limited GDP impact beyond Asia-Pacific, says S&P

Emerging markets expected to remain resilient, with Latin America poised for sharper rate cuts

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Ringgit opens slightly firmer against Dollar amid global uncertainty

The ISM survey respondents suggest anxiety and confusion over tariff rulings are widespread, as these could significantly affect operating costs and supply chai...

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Bank Pembangunan completes strategic merger with EXIM Bank and SME Bank

Newly unified development finance group aims to deliver impact capital at scale in support of national economic transformation

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Malaysia Pavilion at Expo 2025 Osaka sees strong visitor turnout with strategic business focus

Pavilion attracts 251,077 visitors since its opening on April 13, highlights attractiveness and Malaysia’s strategic initiatives to engage a global audience

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Petrol and diesel prices unchanged for first week of May - Ministry of Finance

Retail fuel prices across Malaysia will remain steady from May 1 to 7 as the government continues to monitor global oil markets and prioritise public welfare

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Sabah’s GDP grows to RM83.2b, boosted by development and state-led initiatives

Hajiji urges completion of all 1,265 scheduled projects in Sabah this year without delays

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Ringgit rises despite higher U.S. dollar index

Some profit-taking activities could take place in light of the ringgit’s recent appreciation

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Nearly 29,000 companies have adopted E-Invoicing, says Deputy Finance Minister

In addition, more than 11,000 companies in the third phase—those with annual turnover or revenue between RM500,000 and RM25 million—have voluntarily adopted the...

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Country’s inflation eases to 1.8 per cent in 2024, supported by subsidies and stronger ringgit

Factors curbing inflation include strengthening of the ringgit, decline in commodity prices, government initiatives to regulate the prices, as well as subsidies...

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KL's prime office market sees steady growth in early 2025 – Knight Frank

The market’s improved performance to a sustained “flight-to-quality” trend, with occupiers seeking higher-grade office spaces in well-located and modern buildin...

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Ringgit extends upward momentum in early Tuesday trade amid softer U.S. dollar

The currency strengthens against greenback but slips against major and regional counterparts as market eyes potential US interest rate cuts