Robust domestic demand key to economic prospects


Analysts foresee steady growth driven by household consumption and investment, tempered by external uncertainties that could curb export momentum.

PETALING JAYA: Malaysia’s economic prospects for 2025 hinge on robust domestic demand offsetting a turbulent global landscape, as reflected in Bank Negara’s recently released Economic and Monetary Review report.

Analysts foresee steady growth driven by household consumption and investment, tempered by external uncertainties that could curb export momentum. A cautiously optimistic tone prevails, with monetary policy expected to hold firm.

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