Is the uptrend in prices a short-term phenomenon on economic reopening, or does it point to something more serious and global in nature?
INFLATION in Malaysia may not be as high as it is in the United States, which hit 8.6% in May, but many are watching the upside risks to inflation.
Is the uptrend in prices a short-term phenomenon on economic reopening, or does it point to something more serious and global in nature?
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