Malaysia’s Economy Grows 5.6% Above Forecast

Malaysia’s Economy Grows 5.6% Above Forecast

Feelings of Optimism as Malaysia’s Economy Grows 5.6% Above Forecast Malaysia’s economy grows 5.6% above forecast in the first quarter of this year, thanks to expansions in private consumption and investments. Economists had predicted a 4.8% growth for annual gross domestic product from January to March. The robust domestic demand will continue to drive Economic…

Malaysia, Singapore Launch Cross-Border QR Code Payment

Malaysia, Singapore Launch Cross-Border QR Code Payment

Singapore and Malaysia Expanding Cross-Border Financial Integration With QR Code Payment Linkage The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) have launched a cross-border QR code payment linkage between Singapore and Malaysia. This innovative system allows customers of participating financial institutions to conveniently make retail payments by scanning NETS QR and DuitNow…

Malaysia's Central Bank Maintains Growth Forecast

Malaysia’s Central Bank Maintains Growth Forecast

Malaysia’s Central Bank Maintains Growth Forecast as the Economy Thrives Since the pandemic, the world economy has struggled to stay on its knees. Recent events such as the ongoing conflict, supply chain disruptions, and inflation have also been warning signs that countries must be very diligent to maintain their monetary well-being. Despite this, Malaysia’s financial…

Digital Content Grant Announced in Malaysia

Digital Content Grant Announced in Malaysia

Digital Content Grant Announced to Boost Quality Content Creation in Malaysia For a multicultural country like Malaysia, it is crucial to consistently maintain its historical and rich heritage roots for future generations. As time passes, each generation will favour a specific method of content consumption. Thus, with the digital content grant announced, Malaysia aspires for…

Malaysia to Sell Electricity to Singapore

Malaysia to Sell Electricity to Singapore

Malaysia to Sell Electricity to Singapore from 2023 Malaysia will sell electricity to Singapore from 2023. YTL PowerSeraya, Singapore’s local power producer, will be importing it on a commercial basis. Over a two-year period, 100 megawatts (MW) will be imported by YTL from Malaysia’s TNB Power Generation (a subsidiary of Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB)) plant…