Malaysia
What you need to know about Malaysia's disappointing 4.1% GDP
What you need to know about Malaysia's disappointing 4.1% GDP
Everyone in the market was surprised.
Malaysia's full year GDP growth predicted to hit 5.5%
What could be the macro headwinds?
Malaysia's GDP predicted to hit a slower 5.7% expansion
Blame it disappointing export growth.
Malaysia's 1Q13 GDP growth predicted to 'ease off' from 6.4% expansion
But it should still be healthy.
Malaysia's GDP pegged to hit 5.5%
Government to keep policy rate at 3%.
See where Courts Asia is building its largest Malaysian store
Near Bandar Sri Damansara and Klang Valley.
Malaysia's March inflation likely to grow to 1.8%
No thanks to 3-fold reasons.
Malaysia's industrial production index to dip 1.6%
Blame it on the LNY effect.
Malaysia's export growth to shrink 3.2%
Blame it on LNY effect.
These headwinds will drive Malaysia's inflation towards 3%
It's set to steadily trend upwards.
Malaysia's inflation jumped 1.5% in February
Policy rate likely to remain unchanged, says analyst.
Malaysia's 2012 GDP hit 5.6%
It's a little above forecast.
Malaysia's import to decline by 1.1%
But its overall trade outlook still remains positive.
Malaysia inflation to reach 3% by mid-year
Workers are likely to demand for higher wages then.
Malaysia's 2012 GDP growth pegged to hit 5.4%
Thanks to these robust figures.
Malaysia's industrial production growth shocks analyst at 7.5%
Improvement in the last 3 months held up.
Malaysia FX reserves reach almost $140b
Gains for 2012 amounted to over $1b.
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