What’s in store for 2023


SO what awaits the various business sectors in Malaysia in 2023?

Aside from facing the general headwinds of rising inflation and interest rates, there are other peculiar challenges that each industry has to deal with.

For example, plantation companies have struggled with the acute labour shortage but as the issue abates, planters could have a better outlook next year.

For banks, mergers and acquisitions could be a theme for 2023 as well as the first signs of how the licensed digital banks begin their foray to win customers in the country.

For the property sector, perhaps the biggest worry would be the impending recession although some pockets of property development could see decent growth.

As for the construction sector, it does seem like it is on the road to recovery albeit a bumpy one due to a sluggish pace of job flows.

Read on for our analysis of eight key sectors of the economy:

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