Growth likely to moderate in 2025


PETALING JAYA: Economic growth is expected to moderate in 2025, weighed down by escalating global trade tensions and policy uncertainty from major trading partners, even as domestic demand provides some support.

Following the release of the country’s first-quarter (1Q25) gross domestic product (GDP) advance estimate – which came in at a one-year low of 4.4% – economists are growing more cautious on the outlook for the economy.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!
trade , tariffs , GDP , inflation , forecast

Next In Business News

MIDA sees broader investment pipeline beyond data centres in 2026
Malaysia likely see net foreign equity inflow in 2026 amid rising investor confidence
Sarawak to introduce carbon levy on oil, gas and energy sectors
Astro to stop new Astro Fibre sign-ups from Feb 2026
5E Resources secures Bursa Malaysia nod for ACE Market listing
Ringgit ends higher as Trump-fed clash weakens the greenback
AirAsia X fully secures RM1bil private placement at RM1.65 per share
iCents wins RM9.12mil industrial facility contract
Rimbunan Sawit disposes of land for RM28mil
Agibot opens Malaysia’s first AI and robotics experience centre

Others Also Read