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KUALA LUMPUR — Recent economic data suggests a positive outlook for Malaysia’s GDP growth in the third quarter and for the full year.
July 2024 saw notable improvements in both exports and imports, signaling a robust recovery following a strong second quarter. The year-to-date figures indicate a significant rebound in trade, with exports and imports both showing considerable growth compared to last year.
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This uptick is attributed to healthy domestic demand, driven by an investment upcycle and increased consumption. The rebound in imports of capital and intermediate goods points to a revival in manufacturing. Analysts forecast a full-year GDP growth of around 5.2%, bolstered by these encouraging trends.
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