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Ambank Research: Slower production in manufacturing sector likely to persist near-term

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 13 The slower production in the manufacturing sector is expected to persist in the near term, looking at the present trend in the global manufacturing.

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Budget forecast to shore up ringgit showing

The US dollar continues to strengthen at the cost of regional currencies including the ringgit, which closed at a 11-month low yesterday leading forex traders and analysts to pin hopes on currency interventions and a recovery in Chinese data to provide relief for the local unit.

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Weakening external demand

Recent weak economic data have raised concern that Malaysia’s gross domestic product (GDP) growth this year may fall short of the government’s expectations.

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Local auto sales to remain strong in next six months: AmBank Research

Local auto sales to remain strong in next six months: AmBank Research
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CGS-CIMB: Malaysia s trade surplus to continue to support growth despite softening exports

KUALA LUMPUR, April 20 ― The sizeable trade surplus will continue to support Malaysia’s growth this year despite the expectations of softening exports in the months ahead,.

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