Trade boost for Malaysian firms from tariff tailwind


PETALING JAYA: Malaysia’s exporters are expected to receive a tailwind in trade as the United States begins accepting tariff refund claims on April 20, says an economist.

Centre for Market Education chief economist Alvin Desfiandi said this is because the United States remains Malaysia’s second-­largest export destination, accoun­­ting for about 15% of total exports.

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