Budget 2023: Encourage more exports, FDI to boost ringgit's attractiveness, says economist


KUALA LUMPUR: Budget 2023, which is expected to be tabled later today, is being awaited with great anticipation by Malaysians from all walks of life as it will chart the nation’s vision in the coming year.

The rising cost of living, ringgit valuation, food security, job security and foreign direct investment (FDI) are among the key topics that are expected to be addressed as the country is now exiting the pandemic era.

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