Bank Negara Malaysia Annual Release 2025:
Navigating Malaysia’s Growth Trajectory in a Complex Geopolitical Landscape
31 March 2026
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Bank Negara Malaysia Annual Release 2025: Navigating Malaysia’s growth trajectory in a complex geopolitical landscape
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ACCCIM Malaysia's Business and Economic Conditions Survey (M-BECS) Report 2H 2025 and 1H 2026F
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Assessing the Need of Reintroducing Goods and Services Tax (GST) in Malaysia
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The Need for a Regional Minimum Wage
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2026 Budget: A Prudent yet Supportive Budget 2026
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ACCCIM Malaysia's Business and Economic Conditions Survey (M-BECS) Report 1H 2025 and 2H 2025F
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Thirteenth Malaysia Plan (RMK-13) 2026-2030: “Melakar Semula Pembangunan” (Reshaping Development)
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Regulatory Period (RP4) for Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB) January 2025 to December 2027 under the Incentive-Based Regulation (IBR) Framework: Malaysia’s Electricity Tariffs Reform
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Targeted Revised Sales Tax Rate and Expansion of Service Tax Scope (SST): What Does It Mean for Consumers and Businesses?
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2026Q1: How Vulnerable is Malaysia to an Oil Shock?
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2025Q4 & 2026 Outlook: Resilience and Adaptation
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2025Q2: The Future Ahead: Malaysia in a Changing Landscape
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2025Q1: Decoding the Impact of Trump’s Liberation Day Tariffs
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2024Q4: Malaysia's Economic Outlook in 2025: Can the Government Rise to the Challenge?
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2024Q3: The Malaysian Economy is Fired on Twin Cylinders
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2024Q2: Domestic Economy Remains on the Expansion Path
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2024Q1: Positive Signals Amid Downside Risks
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2023Q4 & 2024 Outlook: Malaysia's Policy Setting and Reckoning
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2023Q3: The Reforms We Need in 2024 Budget
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2023Q2: Sustaining Economic Resilience Amid Persistent Challenges
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2023Q1: Be Vigilant to Economic and Financial Headwinds
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2022Q4 & 2023 Outlook: Malaysia: A Reset, A Slowdown
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2022Q3: Can Malaysia Sustain A Resilient Recovery?
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2022Q2: Malaysia Braces for A Bumpy Ride in 2H 2022
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2022Q1: Is Malaysia in Multitude Shocks?
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2021Q4: Managing “Pandexit” Recovery
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2021Q3: Malaysia: Recovery, Resilience and Reform
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2021Q2: Malaysia’s Recovery Path: Realistic vs. Hopeful
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2021Q1: Malaysia: Uneven Climb to Recovery
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2020Q4: 2021: What’s on the Horizon?
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2020Q3: Recovery is underway; risks still prevalent
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2020Q2: Getting the Economy Back on Track
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2019Q4: Malaysia – What to Watch in 2020?
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2019Q3: A priority for action, now more than ever
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2019Q2: Can Malaysia weather the storm ahead?
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2019Q1: The Challenge to Sustaining Momentum
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2018Q4: The Malaysian Economy - Glass Half Full or Half Empty?
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2018Q3: Growing but challenges still ahead
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2018Q2: New Malaysia In Transition
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2018Q1: Implication of trade war between US and China
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2017Q4: Malaysia: Seeking sustainable growth
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Malaysia: Gaining Ground, Preparing for Future.
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Sustaining Momentum
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How's the economy doing?
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Malaysia: Be Prepared to Face Looming Challenges
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2017 Budget Priorities Right
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World and Malaysia Economic Outlook
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SERC Media Briefing on Quarterly Economy Tracker (Jan-Mar 2026)
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《+1财经》RON95涨不涨？政府数据要透明！
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Meeting with Delegation from Guangdong University of Foreign Studies
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Property Market Outlook 2026
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Forward Future SME - Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone
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ACCCIM Malaysia's Business and Economic Conditions Survey (M-BECS) Report 2H 2025 and 1H 2026F
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Palm Oil Economic Review and Outlook Seminar 2026
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SERC Media Briefing on Quarterly Economy Tracker (Oct-Dec 2025) & 2026 Outlook
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