FBM KLCI surged on broad-based gains, mirroring regional strength, with technology and consumer sectors leading while construction lagged.
RBA stressed its commitment to restoring price stability, noting that policy will remain data‑dependent
Singapore’s economy expanded 2.9% in Q3 2025, slowing from 4.5% in Q2, as manufacturing and construction growth moderated.
FBM KLCI ended flat at 1,578.2 as weak US jobs data dampened sentiment, fueling Fed rate cut expectations.
BNM maintains OPR at 2.75%, citing steady growth, moderate inflation, resilient domestic demand, and ongoing global uncertainties affecting outlook.
Malaysia's household debt is 84.3% of GDP, with strong borrower resilience and forecasted economic stability ahead.
AMRO lowers ASEAN+3 growth forecast due to US tariffs, urges stronger regional integration to weather global economic uncertainties
Malaysia will be announcing its 3Q GDP data and the US will release its retail sales report, both of which…
Gross fixed capital formation remained the second largest component of GDP with a share of 20.1% of the total economy.…
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