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Citibank Says Malaysian Economy To Grow By 5 Percent In 2011
Malaysia's economy will grow by five per cent in 2011 and 6.1 per cent in 2012, Steven Yong, Citibank's head of investment strategies and research said Friday.
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Malaysia's New Journey
Malaysia is that rare country with an unequivocal national narrative.
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Malaysian economy risks slowdown
Malaysian prime minister says that the economy could slow down in the second half of the year following the double digit of recession hitting the European continent.
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IMF upgrades Malaysia's growth forecast
THE International Monetary Fund (IMF) has raised its growth projection for Malaysia this year to 6.7 per cent from 4.7 per cent before, beating Malaysia's own official forecasts.
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Malaysia Raises Lending Rate
Malaysia's central bank raised its key overnight policy rate for the third time this year, but warned of an increased risk of a slowdown in global growth, reinforcing expectations that it has finished
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The Malaysian dilemma
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Dreaming of when we can get back to normal
Peter J van Haren, a Bangkok-based businessman and 20-year resident of Thailand, is no less frustrated about the protracted political conflict than any other Thai citizen.
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Malaysia growth could stall
Malaysia’s economy will expand rapidly this year with growth of 5.7 per cent, the World Bank said in a report published today, although it warned that growth will be hit if economic reforms are not
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China has booster effect on growth in East Asia
On the back of a recovery in demand, ongoing stimulus in developing East Asia and a rebound in consumer spending, the World Bank has raised its projection for real GDP growth for the region in 2010 to
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Break away from orthodox economic models
Countries like China, Malaysia and Japan have come out of recession by following unorthodox methods which South Africa needs to emulate besides breaking away from classical economic models for develop
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Malaysian PM’s India visit drew $468 mn worth of potential deals
Malaysia and India are set to follow up on the $468 million worth of potential trade avenues identified during last month’s India visit of Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak, with the next round of nego
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