Economists forecast Malaysia's inflation for 2026 at 1.8% to 2%, indicating stable price pressures ahead.
Infomina secures a RM21.1 million JPJ contract, boosting recurring income visibility and strengthening its public sector presence.
More Malaysian women in finance are pursuing entrepreneurship, strengthening SME growth, innovation, leadership diversity, and long-term economic resilience.
Malaysia records RM426.7 billion in approved investments for 2025, driven by strong foreign inflows and expanding services and manufacturing sectors.
Malaysia’s headline CPI inflation rose to 1.6% yoy in Dec-25 from 1.4%, but stays subdued; 2026 forecast at 1.8%.
Business News MBSB reiterated a positive stance on the banking sector, citing strong fundamentals, improved efficiency and catalysts driving continued…
REHDA Institute’s CEO Series 2026 gathered policymakers and industry leaders to assess economic direction and launched a national youth initiative…
Malaysia’s unemployment rate fell to an 11-year low in November as steady services hiring, supportive external conditions and resilient demand…
Distributive trade grew 6.4% yoy in Nov-2025, moderating from 7.2%, but retail sales stay strong amid steady demand.
REHDA Institute's CEO Series 2026 on Jan 15 focuses on Malaysia's economic outlook, property strategies, and Visit Malaysia Year developments.
Bank Negara Malaysia's reserves increase to US$124.3 billion, sufficient for 4.8 months of imports.
Malaysia’s economy stayed resilient in 2Q25 with 4.4% growth, supported by domestic demand but threatened by global tariff risks.
Former economy minister Rafizi Ramli warns Malaysia’s small agricultural budget limits productivity and rural jobs despite rising infrastructure spending.
In a 1999 interview, Mahathir Mohamad rejected IMF reforms and blamed Anwar Ibrahim for Malaysia’s near-collapse during the crisis for…
Malaysia’s Budget 2026 balances subsidy rationalisation, governance reforms, and fiscal discipline while addressing welfare, competitiveness, and political expectations ahead of…
BNM cuts OPR to 2.75% to sustain Malaysia’s growth amid global uncertainties, driven by domestic demand and exports.
This website uses cookies.