Malaysia’s CPI rose slightly to 1.3% in August, driven by higher food-away inflation, urban pressures.
Malaysia’s GDP grew 4.4% in 2Q25, supported by services and construction, despite weak net exports and slower manufacturing expansion.
The US Federal Reserve maintained interest rates at 4.25%-4.50%, facing dissent and political pressure amid inflation concerns and economic uncertainty.
Maybank expects Malaysia's inflation to remain low, with further OPR cuts possible amid economic challenges and risks.
Saw Yee Fung criticizes Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim for misrepresenting Malaysia's debt situation, urging transparency and effective economic policies amid…
Eateries face 170% gas price hike, raising food costs for consumers, says MCA president, urging subsidies for small traders.
For the full year 2024, GDP grew by 5.1% (2023: 3.6%), supported by strong household spending, investment growth, and a…
High living costs, dual incomes, reduced family time, rising child expenses, and gadget addiction are key challenges for Malaysian families.
Manufacturing and production and new orders weakened further, with export orders contracting for the first time in 10 months
Malaysia’s RM421 billion budget prioritizes civil servant salary hikes, boosting consumption but raising concerns over fiscal sustainability.
Hopes remain for a soft landing, where the Federal Reserve can control inflation without severely impacting growth, supported by the…
Global economic expansion and a slowed inflation means the situation is better and OPR is maintained at 3%
Sentiments for a soft landing improved due to lower CPI and PPI inflation numbers in the US, says MIDF.
BNM expects inflation to trend higher in 2HCY24 following the recent rationalisation of diesel subsidies hence OPR Kept at 3.00%
Overall price growth stabilized at +0.2%mom, with core Eurozone inflation up +0.3%mom. 1HCY24 averages: headline +2.6%, core +3.0%, aligning closely…
Malaysia's Producer Price Index rose 1.4% in May, down from 1.9% in April, with sectoral variations driving the moderation
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