On recovery path


“The acceleration of the Covid-19 booster vaccination programme and vaccination of children above five years old, coupled with sufficient capacity in the healthcare system, would improve domestic economic activities, thus strengthening the recovery momentum,” says Bank Negara governor Tan Sri Nor Shamsiah Mohd Yunus.

THE Malaysian economy for 2022 is expected to remain on a recovery path, supported by the continued expansion in global demand and higher private-sector expenditure given improving labour market conditions and ongoing policy support.

The continuation of major investment projects in both private and public sectors will also promote growth.

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