Malaysians' confidence in country improving, says Ipsos


PETALING JAYA: Malaysian confidence in the country’s direction has improved, with the nation emerging as the most optimistic economy in Southeast Asia, according to the latest Malaysia Cost of Living Monitor by global market research company Ipsos.

The study found that public concerns over corruption, poverty and unemployment have eased, while optimism over household spending and future living standards has strengthened.

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