The currency will possibly remain weak in the near term due to concerns over US reciprocal tariffs and whether countries can secure better terms with the US

JPMorgan places the odds of a recession at 60% and projecting inflation will reach 4.4% by the end of this year, up from 2.8% currently

Currency markets are likely to remain volatile with weak sentiment following the Trump administration’s sweeping tariff announcement last week.

The ringgit is not expected to suffer significantly, supported by Malaysia's robust macroeconomic fundamentals, disciplined central banking, and ongoing trade n...

Chinese government approval remains a major hurdle for sale

The tremor from the United States tariff shock would continue to reverberate, leading traders and investors to adopt a defensive stance

'Gravitational shift' in global trade and investment

Conference is to drive strategic dialogue, forge regional collaboration and spotlight asean’s role as a dynamic investment hub

The ringgit could gain some breathing room if Malaysia’s delegation successfully negotiates concessions with the US

The impact could reverberate through the broader supply chain ecosystem, affecting suppliers, logistics providers, and downstream service sectors

Malaysia's location offers opportunities for collaboration across a variety of sectors, such as sustainable development, energy, climate change, education, rese...

Technology sector has been particularly hard hit, as manufacturing hubs in China and Taiwan are now facing new tariffs exceeding 30%,