Malaysia’s Spoof-Call Gateway Blocks 101.66 Million Attempts
Malaysia says its telecom gateway blocked 101.66 million scam or spoofed calls in seven months, a significant intervention whose fraud impact remains to be measured.
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Tourism Malaysia’s Airfare Push Tests Domestic Travel Growth
Tourism Malaysia is exploring lower domestic airfares, but airline commitments remain pending as official figures show rising visitors and spending.
UiTM Holdings Probe Centres on RM42 Million Solar-Project Payment
Investigators are examining a RM42 million payment linked to UiTM Holdings’ solar project, while questions about losses and governance remain unresolved.
Malaysia Must Use AI to Raise Productivity Without Losing Human Judgement, Says Economy Minister
Economy Minister Akmal Nasrullah says Malaysia must embrace AI while ensuring graduates continue developing judgement, experience and skills needed for future leadership.
Malaysia’s Palm Oil Mission to India Seeks Deeper Trade Beyond Rising Exports
Malaysia is sending a palm oil mission to India after a sharp rise in shipment volumes, seeking deeper trade and downstream ties in its largest export market.
Ringgit’s Firmer Open Tests Resilience Against Higher US Yields
The ringgit edged higher at Friday’s 8am open even as US Treasury yields rose, highlighting a narrow currency gain against a difficult global backdrop.
Malaysia’s 6% Second-Quarter Growth Masks a More Selective Economy
Malaysia's strong GDP reading coexists with slower household spending, making breadth of growth and investment spillovers crucial.
Ringgit Ends Mixed as US Dollar Holds Firm After Volatile Session
The ringgit weakened to 4.0840/0880 versus the US dollar at 6 p.m. but strengthened against several major and regional currencies.
Malaysia Growth Could Reach 5.7% in 2026, Economists Say
A 5.7% Malaysia growth forecast rests on manufacturing, construction and investment, but investors should distinguish projections from realised output.
LB Group’s RM1 Billion Kedah Plant Deepens Malaysia’s Chemical Supply Chain
LB Group’s Gurun project represents RM1 billion in planned investment, with the investor test shifting to commissioning, output and local spillovers.