PETALING JAYA: The World Bank predicts Malaysia’s economy to accelerate by 5.8% in 2022 compared with 3.3% estimated for this year, driven by domestic demand on further relaxation of pandemic-related restrictions. This is in line with the International Monetary Fund’s forecast that sees the country’s economy expanding by 3.5% this year and 6% in 2022. The Malaysian economy bottomed up in the third quarter of this year and contracted by 4.5% year-on-year, due to the implementation of a nationwide

faster growth, eminent economist Ashima Goyal said on Sunday, observing that recovery from both the first

Join our Whatsapp channel THERE are indeed signs that the economy is stabilising.... The inflation rate has come tumbling down to around six per cent when even the most optimistic projection was of near double this number.... The recurring dreaded current account deficit has turned positive with a spurt in exports and a windfall rise in remittances, albeit with controlled imports. These are all positive developments....

Bloomberg. The rapid annual growth rate mainly comes from comparing activity to the second quarter of

The European Union's economic recovery is marching on thanks to the lifting of coronavirus

economic growth.... Post Covid-19, the Budget has been laying special emphasis on capex.... As a

an update to its regional economic outlook, the ADB kept its 2023 growth forecast for developing Asia

stimulus, signalling it’s more concerned about record inflation than weaker economic growth as Russia’s

annual growth was faster than the 8.4% forecast by economists in a Bloomberg poll.On a month-on

PETALING JAYA: The country’s economic growth is projected to have accelerated to 3.9% in the first