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Malaysia, 12 other countries officially added as BRICS partner countries
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The Pakatan Harapan coalition leads a unity government including smaller political parties. EIU believes that a stability pact that was signed in December 2022 will hold in 2024 as component parties remain reluctant to work with an opposition group dominated by an Islamist party, which has more parliamentary seats than any other single political party. The government will use Madani Economy, a ten-year masterplan to restructure the economy and improve living standards, to guide big policy moves such as the review of the 12th Malaysia Plan and the National Industrial Masterplan 2030. Malaysia's economy will accelerate to 4.4% in 2024 as external demand recovers. Over the medium term Malaysia's established electronics parts and components industry and will benefit from the ongoing US-China trade conflict, which will see foreign investors in the sector expand existing facilities, albeit at a gradual pace...

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Budget 2025: Malaysia forecasts record budget spending for 2025, more subsidy reform

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim, who is also the Finance Minister, tables the 2025 Budget (Belanjawan 2025) in Parliament today. Get the latest announcements and key highlights for the 2025 Budget in the New Straits Times...

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World Bank: Malaysian economy to grow by 4.9%

"Better 2024 economic outlook due to: (a) stronger-than-expected household spending, (b) improved investment, and (c) trade performance in first half of year."

Resilient growth in East Asia and Pacific amid global uncertainty, says World Bank

China’s economy, the region's largest, is projected to decrease from 4.8% in 2024 to 4.3% in 2025, driven by ongoing challenges in the property market, weak consumer confidence and broader structural issues such as an ageing population and global economic tensions, according to an October 7 World Bank Group (WBG) press release.

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Positive economics: Positive science examines the connection between two variables, but it does not furnish any value judgement, which means that it only states ‘what is’ and deals with just the facts related to the economy. Normative economics: According to normative science, economics transfers value judgement, which indicates ‘what ought to be.’ This form of science is involved in policies required to achieve these economic goals... Read more

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Shares in Ahmad Zaki Resources Bhd (AZRB) rose to a six-month high on Tuesday in active trade, after the engineering and construction group won a RM315.90 million upgrading and renovation works contract for Istana Abu Bakar in Pekan, Pahang. AZRB shares rose to a high of 26 sen during the morning session, but subsequently eased to 25.5 sen as of 9.50am, still up 15.91% or 3.5 sen, leading the gainers list of Bursa Malaysia with 48.44 million shares changing hands, or over 10-fold its 200-day average of 4.04 million. At the current price, AZRB's market capitalisation stood at RM141.41 million. No institutional analyst covers the stock...Read more

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