Carian mengenai topik malaysia's-exports

Malaysia's exports of goods are expected to rebound and grow at 5.2 per cent this year from a contraction of -8.0 per cent in 2023.

Imports breached RM1 trillion for the first time, jumping by 31.3 per cent to RM1.29 trillion.

Effective Jan 1, 2023, about 99 pct of Turkish exports to Malaysia will enjoy duty-free treatment, while almost 86 pct of Malaysia's exports to Turkiye will enjoy a similar advantage under the MTFTA.

Sanghi noted that over 80 per cent of Malaysia's exports and 80 per cent of imports are invoiced in the US dollar.

Matrade is optimistic that Malaysia's exports for the first eight months of 2022 will reach RM1 trillion, based on the encouraging trade performance right now.

MIDF Research said market reaction was expected but would stabilise as the conflict has no profound impact on the equities market.

Mohd Uzir said the double-digit growth in exports was supported by both domestic exports and re-exports.

Malaysia's ringgit-denominated export receipts is expected to grow at a rate of 5.2 per cent year-on-year (Y-O-Y) in the fourth quarter this year.

The rise in Malaysia's exports in November by 3.3 per cent from a dismal performance in the previous month is a signal that the worst may be over, says RAM Holdings Bhd Group Chief Economist.