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Looking ahead, Malaysia is poised for continued economic success! With sustained foreign direct investment, progressive government reforms, and a stable currency, the path to prosperity is clear. The future is bright for Malaysia, and the best is yet to come! #EconomicOutlook #MalaysiaFuture #ProsperityAhead

Malaysia’s Economic Expansion Estimated At 3.9% In Q1. Tap the link to read the full story: https://lnkd.in/gd8PniH9 #UzirMahidin #MalaysiaEconomic #TrendNewsandUpdates #InvestmentsandMarketTrends #AudienceandReaders #TheExchangeAsia

With Trump's victory making headlines, Malaysia is seeing a rise in interest from Chinese firms looking to secure business spaces. Kashif Ansari, CEO of Juwai IQI, shares that, 'The political change in the US has prompted Chinese businesses to shift their focus to more stable and business-friendly markets like Malaysia.' This is great news for the Malaysian property market as it gains international attention! Curious about how this shift is impacting the market? Click the link to read the full article! 👉 https://shorturl.at/G0If1 #JuwaiIQI #MalaysiaRealEstate #PropertyTrends #InvestmentOpportunities

"The investment conditions in Malaysia surpass those of other emerging and developing (E&D) countries in Asia." Milken Institute The Milken Institute's Global Opportunity Index (GOI) 2024 report has been released, revealing Malaysia's overall ranking of 27, which is higher than Thailand (37) and China (39). The GOI ranking is determined by five categories: a) Business Perception b) Economic Fundamentals c) Financial Services d) Institutional Framework e) International Standards and Policy. Malaysia excels in all categories, unlike other (E&D) countries that excel in only one category but struggle in others. The country demonstrates a robust balance of economy and governance. There is an anticipation for Malaysia to enhance its GOI Rank further by improving Business Perception and Economic Fundamentals. You can download the Milken Report from here: https://lnkd.in/g6bnAxxx #Malaysia #Trade #InvestMalaysia #FDI #Asia #Economy #Malaysian

[Sunday Gossip] I remember I have written a conference paper on the globalisation from a linguistic perspective in 2016. The recent Singapore is ranked first as a most globalised city and some add as in the best trade city. I think it’s good to hear one, let alone both. I think Singaporeans are good at finding niches in areas where few people are trading, such as curry. At one time, I tried to mix with my own curry chicken and beef, I went to an Indian shop for advice, the boss showed me different kinds of curry and I bought one with less spicy 🌶️. Some aged Singaporeans told me there are trading activities are beyond the knowledge of most Singaporeans, such as trading minerals and coffees, and with many countries. People don’t understand that SG isn’t producing minerals and coffees. Why they are trading those products in the world. SG isn’t enjoying the Comparative Advantage; however, SG traders take commissions for such transactions and with bulk purchases, buyers and sellers can enjoy low transaction costs. The new source of revenue generation is “family offices “ set up in Singapore bringing with income from rentals, banking and insurances, etc. All those trading and financial activities will bring in good incomes for a stable Singapore government with a clear sense of direction which intends to bring for its people under globalisation.

Malaysia's economic growth is fueled by strong domestic demand and the continuous enhancement of external demand. Stay informed with the latest updates on the country's economic performance by following these links: - Quarterly Bulletin 2Q 2024: [Link] - Slides for Quarter 2, 2024: [Link] - More details at: [Link] #Malaysia #EconomicGrowth #DomesticDemand #ExternalDemand #Updates #BNM

Malaysia's economy showed robust expansion in 1H 2024, driven by notable improvements in private consumption and investments. What does this mean for Malaysia's outlook and the Ringgit? Find out more in our latest 4Q2024 Global Outlook: https://go.uob.com/4dpeO3V #Malaysia #economy #Ringgit

With Trump's victory making headlines, Malaysia is seeing a rise in interest from Chinese firms looking to secure business spaces. Kashif Ansari, CEO of Juwai IQI, shares that 'The political change in the US has prompted Chinese businesses to shift their focus to more stable and business-friendly markets like Malaysia. This is great news for the Malaysian property market as it gains international attention! Curious about how this shift is impacting the market? Click the link to read the full article! 👉 https://shorturl.at/G0If1 #JuwaiIQI #MalaysiaRealEstate #PropertyTrends #InvestmentOpportunities

In my commentary to The New Straits Times Press (Malaysia) Berhad on the effect of China stimulus on Malaysia, these are my key points: - Recent property market support measures in China, including reduced mortgage rates and downpayment requirements, could potentially boost consumer spending on goods and services. This could have positive implications for Malaysia, particularly regarding increased demand for exports and tourism revenue. - On the flip side, while these measures could provide a short-term boost, the overall impact on Malaysia's economy is likely to be muted. The ongoing weakness of the Chinese economy, coupled with high unemployment rates, particularly among young people, may limit the effectiveness of the stimulus. Consumers may remain cautious about spending due to uncertainty about their future financial stability. - Additionally, the PBoC's efforts to inject liquidity into the stock market are unlikely to significantly boost business and consumer sentiment in the short term. While these actions can provide a temporary lift to stock prices, they do not address the underlying economic issues that are driving the slowdown. Thanks Diyana Isamudin for covering this. Happy to comment alongside Mohd Afzanizam Abdul Rashid from Bank Muamalat once again. https://lnkd.in/gSeA2iWd