Malaysia
Malaysia inflation to remain benign
A resilient domestic demand is perhaps the only factor that is supporting growth as well as driving inflationary pressure within Malaysia, says DBS.
Malaysia inflation to remain benign
A resilient domestic demand is perhaps the only factor that is supporting growth as well as driving inflationary pressure within Malaysia, says DBS.
Malaysia's bourse to trade 'sideways'
The KLCI closed at another record-high at the start of the week, says OCBC Treasury Research.
Downside risks to Malaysia's growth prospects loom
Investors in Malaysia still exhibit some cautious play amidst opposing sentiment from the local and global economy, says OCBC.
Malaysia's CPI inflation pegged at a 1.7% rise
Low inflation is expected stay range bound between 1.5-1.8% before going back to 2% by the end of 2012.
Malaysia May industrial production soars by 7.6% YoY
The pickup in headline growth outran the 4% estimated growth in exports.
Malaysia's industrial production index for May forecast to report 5.3% rise
Output level, however, has been falling for two consecutive months and DBS believes that is more telling than the headline number as far as current economic conditions are concerned.
Malaysia's May trade surplus sinks to decade-low MYR4.6b
Robust 16.2% growth of imports buoyed the dramatic dip.
A more sluggish production profile awaits Malaysia
Risk on the industrial production figure is on the downside given the recent deterioration in the global growth outlook, says DBS.
Malaysian central bank holds firm on rate cuts
It cited strong domestic demand and robust investment spending as providing enough buffer against the growing global financial turmoil.
Malaysian exports boom by 6.7% yoy in May
Electronics and mining goods helped boost performance.
Malaysia opens US$2B healthcare IPO
IHH Healthcare's listing in Malaysia nails the country as top Asian IPO destination for 2012.
IHH listing seen as significant step towards greater cooperation among Asian bourses
PM Najib says it also indicates the growing international presence of Malaysia’s healthcare industry.
Export growth won't help Malaysian economy, says DBS
Beware the distorted by base effect.
Malaysian retail business on the rocks with cautious consumers
Credit card circulation even dwindled to less than 500k from about 700k.
External headwinds remain strong for Malaysia
These will continue to weigh on the export and industrial performance, says DBS, but Malaysia’s economic growth will remain fairly resilient.
Malaysia's growth to remain driven by strong domestic demand
This is how the Statistic Department chief statistician of Malaysia sees it.
Surf and watch? Web connected TVs growing popular in Malaysia
Sales of web-connected TVs jumped from a mere 7% to 17% over the last 12 months.
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