Robust GDP growth for Malaysia on track - Stronger-than-expected advance figures in 2Q


PETALING JAYA: The stronger-than-expected advance gross domestic product (GDP) numbers for the second quarter imply upside potential to the 2024 growth forecasts for Malaysia.

Economists are optimistic that with the recovery in external demand and global technology sector, higher investment flows and tourist arrivals as well as domestic spending, the country is on track of robust growth this year.

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