Managing the country’s growth expectations


AS Malaysia navigates the aftermath of a potential miss in its targeted gross domestic product (GDP) growth for 2023, economists offer a mixed outlook on GDP for this year.

While some are optimistic, pointing to the strong recovery of private consumption and investment with government policies boosting economic activities, others recognise challenges like macroeconomic uncertainties that may hinder robust economic growth in 2024.

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