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May Trade Momentum Signals More Upside for Malaysia’s Export Economy

Kuala Lumpur, 19 June 2026 – Malaysia’s trade momentum is showing signs of further upside, with May performance expected to reinforce the country’s stronger external position after a robust start to 2026 driven by electrical and electronics, semiconductors, optical and scientific equipment, liquefied natural gas and broader high-value exports.

The latest trade signals come after Malaysia recorded one of its strongest January-to-April performances on record. Total trade rose to RM1.127 trillion during the first four months of 2026, supported by resilient demand from key export markets and stronger shipments of high-growth, high-value products.

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