PETALING JAYA: The Malaysian manufacturing sector could hit a bump in its recovery path despite the positive economic outlook projected for 2022. The sector forms the biggest industrial production index( IPI) component and constitutes 24.3% of last year’s gross domestic product( GDP). Based on the March manufacturing purchasing managers index( PMI) figures, Maybank Investment Bank( Maybank IB) Research said there could be a risk of further slowing in the manufacturing sector, amid the Russia-Ukr

200bil mainly due to decrease in exports as well as imports compared to the previous month. Export

BEIJING: China’s factory activity contracted at a slower pace in May as Covid-19 curbs in major

BEIJING: Chinese factory activity likely expanded at a slower pace in June, hit by a resurgence of

BEIJING( Reuters)-China's factory activity expanded at a slower pace in August, while the services

federal and B.C. governments has been slower than all parties would have liked. Jimmy Jeong/ The Globe and

showed exports rose 28.1% to$ 305.7 billion.... That was slightly slower than the 33% increase logged

There was some good news in the United Kingdom, where growth is projected to accelerate in both 2024 and 2025, “ as falling inflation and interest rates stimulate domestic demand ”.... China and India slow Growth in Japan is expected to slow sharply to just 0. 3pc this year, before accelerating to 1. 1pc next year, “ boosted by private consumption as real wage growth strengthens ”, according to the IMF. The Fund expects the growth in economic output in China to continue to cool, easing from 5.

Imports also grew at a slower pace of 57.18 per cent from 62.51 per cent during this period.In

BANGKOK: Thailand's exports rose for a fifth straight month in December but at a slower pace and