China reopening a boost for Malaysian economy


HSBC Global Research called China’s reopening as “one of the biggest variables” for Malaysia’s economy in 2023.

PETALING JAYA: China’s decision to reopen its borders is a significant positive boost for the Malaysian economy, at a time when domestic economic activities are projected to slow down amid rising global recessionary fears.

HSBC Global Research called China’s reopening as “one of the biggest variables” for Malaysia’s economy in 2023.

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