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Monetary policy need not be tied to interest rate manipulation ― Jason Loh and Tan Tze Yong | What You Think

FEBRUARY 17 ― The decision by the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of Bank Negara on January 20, 2022 to hold the overnight policy rate (OPR) at 1.75 per cent (in continuity with its decision on November 3, 2021) is surely the correct policy stance. However, Bank Negara could have gone further by.

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Unstable supply due to China's blue sky policy

PRICES of raw materials have increased due to international factors but for Malaysian importers, this problem is aggravated by the closure of more factories in China.

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Insight - SMEs incur extensive damage from floods

OF the 35% of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Kuala Lumpur and Selangor, the most severely affected by floods are those in Klang, Shah Alam and Ulu Langat.

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Small and Medium Enterprises Association lauds govt's RM500m GKP 4.0 aid to help micro businesses | Malaysia

Small and Medium Enterprises Association lauds govt's RM500m GKP 4.0 aid to help micro businesses | Malaysia
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Calls for targeted lockdowns instead of EMCO

Calls for targeted lockdowns instead of EMCO 15 Jul 2021 / 10:30 H. PETALING JAYA: Targeted lockdowns in hot spots have been recommended over a blanket enhanced movement control order (EMCO) to help the country recover economically while it continues its fight to quell the Covid-19 scourge. Businesses and health experts alike believe this is the best way forward for Malaysia. They pointed out that despite the toll it has taken on businesses, the EMCO has done little to reduce the number of new infections every day. The number of new cases reported daily hit a new high again yesterday, with 11,618 infections reported. The Small and Medium Enterprises Association (Samenta) said the enforcement of the EMCO has only painted a grim outlook for businesses in Malaysia when the objective was to curb the spread of infections.

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