Malaysians report higher level of happiness than global average, Ipsos index shows


KUALA LUMPUR: The Ipsos Happiness Index 2025 finds that Malaysians report higher levels of happiness than the global average and several developed Asian countries.

The survey, conducted by market research firm Ipsos, found that 77% of Malaysians consider themselves happy, exceeding the global average of 71%, reflecting "a positive outlook on life among Malaysians".

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