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Add  ‘04 GDP growth at 7.1%.
Authors: Chin, J.
Date: 20060503 |20060503 | |2005 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:50384
Description: The economy grew by 7.1% last year, the fastest pace since 2000, despite a slower growth in the fourth quarter (4Q), according to the Statistics Department. In the final quarter of 2004, the economy e… More
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Add  9MP budget may exceed RM190b.
Authors: Chin, J.
Date: 20060503 |20060503 | |2006 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:59909
Description: The Federal Government development allocation for the Ninth Malaysia Plan (9MP: 2006-2010) could exceed RM190 billion as it focusses on energy and public utilities infrastructure, economists said.
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Add  Budget likely to be prudent.
Authors: Chin, J.
Date: 20060503 |20060503 |20040901 |2004 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:49046
Description: The Budget 2005 proposals to be tabled on Sept 10 are likely to focus on prudent fiscal spending, reactivating private investment, new areas of growth and capital market development, economists say.Se… More
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Add  Ekowood expects 20% revenue growth.
Authors: Chin, J.
Date: 20060503 |20060503 | |2005 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:49751
Description: Ekowood International Bhd expects its revenue to increase by 20% in “two to three years” from the RM128.11 million achieved in the last financial year ended Dec 31, 2004 says its group managing direct… More
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Add  GDP to grow 5.0% in 2002.
Authors: Chin, J.
Date: 20060503 |20060503 |20020124 |2002 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:48551
Description: Credit Suisse First Boston (CSFB) has forecast that Malaysia’s real gross domestic product (GDP) would grow by 5.0% this year, albeit with slightly higher inflation and a shrinkage in the current acco… More
Add  GDP to grow 5.0% in 2002.
Authors: Chin, J.
Date: 20060503 |20060503 |20020124 |2002 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:47408
Description: Credit Suisse First Boston (CSFB) has forecast that Malaysia’s real gross domestic product (GDP) would grow by 5.0% this year, albeit with slightly higher inflation and a shrinkage in the current acco… More
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Add  IMF: M’sia GDP to grow at 5.5%.
Authors: Chin, J.
Date: 20060503 |20060503 | |2006 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:55024
Description: The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has forecast the Malaysian economy to grow at 5.5% in 2006, up from 5.3% last year, due to a recovery in private investment and domestic consumption.
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Add  January manufacturing sales up 8.4% on-year.
Authors: Chin, J.
Date: 20060503 |20060503 |20030318 |2003 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:47929
Description: The manufacturing sector recorded sales of RM25.9 billion for January, an increase of 8.4% or RM2 billion over the RM23.9 billion a year earlier.Mar18
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Add  July exports slowest since Feb ‘02.
Authors: Chin, J.
Date: 20060503 |20060503 | |2005 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:49700
Description: Malaysia’s exports increased 2.9% to RM43.60 billion in July 2005, the slowest percentage growth since February 2002, on the back of lower crude palm oil (CPO) exports, according to economists.
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Add  July industrial output up 6.9% on-year.
Authors: Chin, J.
Date: 20060503 |20060503 |20020910 |2002 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:47730
Description: The industrial production index (IPI) for July rose 6.9% on-year, mainly due to the expansion in the manufacturing and mining sectors, according to the Statistics Department.Sep10
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Add  July industrial output up 6.9% on-year.
Authors: Chin, J.
Date: 20060503 |20060503 |20020910 |2002 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:49216
Description: The industrial production index (IPI) for July rose 6.9% on-year, mainly due to the expansion in the manufacturing and mining sectors, according to the Statistics Department.Sep10
Add  March CPI up 2.6%, highest in 6 years.
Authors: Chin, J.
Date: 20060503 |20060503 | |2005 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:50150
Description: The consumer price index (CPI) rose at its fastest in nearly six years in March at 2.6%, driven mainly by increases in prices of food, and beverages and tobacco, according to the Statistics Department… More
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Add  Oct exports dip to RM44.17b on-month.
Authors: Chin, J.
Date: 20060503 |20060503 | |2004 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:49245
Description: Malaysia’s exports in October dipped nearly 0.5% to RM44.17 billion from RM44.38 billion a month ago, reflecting slower growth in its major export markets of the US and China.
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Add  Robust 4.2% growth in GDP last year.
Authors: Chin, J.
Date: 20060503 |20060503 |20030227 |2003 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:48004
Description: The Malaysian economy grew 4.2% last year after expanding 5.6% in real terms in the fourth quarter, with the mining, manufacturing and services sectors recording stronger growth.Feb27
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Add  Sime Darby invites global tyre-maker to take up 30% stake.
Authors: Chin, J.
Date: 20060503 |20060503 |20020624 |2002 |||||||
Type: News
Identifier: vital1:48320
Description: Sime Darby Bhd has invited a prominent global tyre manufacturer to take up 30% of its group tyre operations under a proposed reorganisation involving the privatisation and delisting of DMIB Bhd.Jun24

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