Malaysia continues to maintain its overall trade performance growth momentum in April 2022, by expanding its growth by 21.3% to a capitalization of 23.14 billion Ringgit compared to 19.08 billion Ringgit in the previous year.

The implementation of MCO (Movement Control Order) 2.0 and 3.0 resulted in an increase of 2.5% in inflation rate from early to mid 2021, higher from 2020’s inflation rate which was at -1.2%.

Labour Market Review (LMR) is a quarterly report published by the Department of Statistics Malaysia. Its' aim is to provide official data statistics through reviews and special features focused on the latest development trends in the labour market.

Summary of Malaysia's economic review for February to April 2022 that was published by the Department of Statistics Malaysia.

Bursa Malaysia, established in 1976, is one of ASEAN's largest stock exchanges. It helps more than 900 companies raise capital through the MAIN market for large established companies, the ACE market for startups of all sizes with growth potential, and the LEAP market for emerging companies, including SMEs.

We will cover Malaysia's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) trends in this article. Covid-19 has left a deep impact on the Malaysian economy.

A deeper look into foreign direct investment (FDI) trends in Malaysia. We explore deeper into the reasons for the sharp decline in FDI rates for 2020.

We explore Malaysia's potential as a candidate country for offshore developments as a solution to Japan's insufficient IT expertise issue.

TK International conducted a simple web survey on "Travel trends & outlook to Japan after Covid-19".