UOB Asset Management Malaysia believes that Malaysia’s debt securities market will remain attractive to global investors as it is among the few that offer positive yields. Its chief investment officer …
Virtual IGEM 2020 Garnered RM 3.4 Billion Business Leads
Themed “Energising Sustainability”, IGEM 2020, co-organised by the Malaysian Green Technology and Climate Change Centre (MGTC), delivered beyond two-fold of target business leads of RM1.6 billion; …
Can Malaysia ever move away from the middle-income trap?
By emphasising institutional reform, economic competitiveness and talent development, Malaysia could escape the middle-income trap.
Can Malaysia ever move away from the middle-income trap?
By emphasising institutional reform, economic competitiveness and talent development, Malaysia could escape the middle-income trap.
A year after its first coronavirus case, Malaysia’s contact-tracing efforts are falling dangerously short
A health policies specialist says the country’s contact tracing is not fast or comprehensive enough even for an influenza pandemic, let alone Covid-19.
Malaysia reports 3,048 new COVID-19 cases, 11 deaths; 351 active clusters nationwide
The Klang Valley, comprising Selangor and Kuala Lumpur, accounted for about a third of Malaysia’s 3,048 new COVID-19 cases on Monday …
Malaysia’s worsening Covid-19 situation exposes serious economic, political fault lines
Stories like his in Malaysia’s little-tracked informal economy – made up largely of daily wage workers in the construction and services sectors, as well as musicians – abound with one constant; the …
Malaysia might have a full economic shutdown if COVID-19 cases keep rising
The Malaysian government might announce a total economic shutdown after February 4, 2021 if the number of COVID-19 infections show no sign of slowing down. This is apparently according to a letter …
Malaysia might have a full economic shutdown if COVID-19 cases keep rising
The Malaysian government might announce a total economic shutdown after February 4, 2021 if the number of COVID-19 infections show no sign of slowing down. This is apparently according to a letter …
The worst of Malaysia’s Covid-19 measures is yet to come: Sin Chew Daily columnist
The writer says Malaysians need to work together and ensure the second Movement Control Order implemented is a success.. Read more at straitstimes.com.