Malaysia
Malaysia growth heading downhill: RBSM
The country's consumption-led growth has become unsustainable and will trigger a slide.
Malaysia growth heading downhill: RBSM
The country's consumption-led growth has become unsustainable and will trigger a slide.
Inflation shows signs of easing in Malaysia
Rate cuts are likely as early as in the first half of the year, says an economist.
Is it all doom and gloom for Malaysia?
DBS says not yet for the time being, however, it will be soon if the country’s export growth continues to plummet.
Malaysian industrial production index to be bleak in the near term
And guess which industry was disappointing despite festive season demand?
Is it all 'doom and gloom' for Malaysia?
Apparently not, as DBS expects GDP report a 5.6% YoY growth.
Malaysia’s GDP may have grown 4.4% in 3Q11
As the manufacturing sector expanded 3.2% in the months of July and August.
Malaysia’s industrial production may have risen 2.3% in September
As the country’s strong commodities have offset the poorer performance of its electronics sector.
Malaysia’s inflation may have risen to 3.4% in September
Domestic inflationary pressure will likely keep inflation above 3% for the rest of the year.
Forget Singapore, if you want growth go to Malaysia
Check out how CapitaMalls Malaysia was able to increase rental rates by 6.7% with a nearly-full occupancy rate of 98.7%.
Malaysia’s industrial production expands at six-month high of 3% in August
The rebound was led by an upswing in the index heavy weight manufacturing, which rose 4.8%.
8 out of 10 SEA executives are confident in their local economy
While nearly 7 out of 10 respondents perceive the global economy to be declining.
Malaysia Targets 2 Million Singaporean MACS Cardholders, Says Ng Yen Yen
Malaysia wants two million Singaporeans to become holders of Malaysia Automated Clearance System cards , said Tourism Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ng Yen Yen.
Malaysian GDP growth may be lower than the 5-6% forecast
DBS thus expects Bank Negara Malaysia to stick to a steady course and keep the Overnight Policy Rate (OPR) steady at 3.00%.
Overseas investments in Malaysia amount to a whopping US$3.39b in 2Q11
And guess what countries were the top sources of foreign direct investments in Malaysia?
Thailand and Malaysia need to make urgent reforms
If not, problems lie ahead, say Morgan Stanley.
DBS to be overtaken by Maybank if acquisition pushes through
Malaysia’s--and potentially Southeast Asia’s--biggest lender plans to acquire RHB for a combined capitalisation of approximately $29 billion.
Maybank market share to double if RHB merger goes ahead
With the Malaysian government being the biggest shareholder in both banks, this one should be a no brainer.
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