Youth patriotism and action against divorce coaching services also on the agenda

Look under surface differences in financial systems to comprehend how money, economic structures really function, says ex-banker

PM calls for efforts by govt, civil service, and private sector to boost investor confidence

Economy expands 4.8 pct for the year amid strong semiconductor and electronics demand

Economists say prudent macroeconomic, financial policies have helped anchor growth and stability

Report shows nation’s economic powerhouse continues to outperform country GDP forecasts

Strong financial literacy, improved cybersecurity key as Malaysians face rising living costs, online scam threats

Healthy figures reflect strong domestic consumption and new demands for tourism, electronics

MPs will also discuss the misuse of ICs and identity theft

Strong domestic consumption aided by govt measures helped to boost spending

Malaysia’s initial approach to the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation is said to have yielded positive results and fostered further collaboration

Industrial output grew 5.2 pct year-on-year, the lowest reading since August 2024 and weaker than a 5.7 pct rise in July

‘Republika’ reporter hails support from neighbours, says riots proof govts should listen to people’s needs

Anwar Ibrahim says region should seize opportunity to lead amid global disruptions, fragmentation

Tourism, trade and renewable energy are areas to expand on with fellow Islamic nations

External trade shows resilience but there is uncertainly around tariffs on semicons

Robust household spending, stronger investment helped support growth, even as exports softened, headwinds persisted

A strong presence in the country means capturing half of the SEA market, says a manufacturer

By Yasmin Ramlan KUALA LUMPUR, July 23 — Malaysia’s economy remains resilient and on a steady growth path, with the 2025 outlook expected to stay positive, Deputy Finance Minister Lim Hui Ying told the Dewan Rakyat today. In the first quarter of 2025, she said Malaysia’s gross domestic product...

KUALA LUMPUR, July 23 — From 2021 to March 31, 2025, Malaysia recorded 25 approved investment projects in the data centre sector, with a total investment value of RM144.4 billion.