Malaysia's Q4 economic performance came in hotter than expected, pushing the full-year growth figures well beyond official forecasts. Services and manufacturing sectors showed real muscle here, keeping things afloat even as US tariff pressures started weighing on trade flows. The resilience in these core industries is what ultimately drove the beat—though the tariff headwinds remind us that external policy shifts can quickly reshape growth momentum across emerging markets.

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NFTRegretDiaryvip
· 4h ago
Malaysia's recent data is indeed impressive, with the service and manufacturing sectors holding up strongly... I'm just worried that the US tariff policies will continue to cause trouble; emerging markets are really too passive.
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CryptoPhoenixvip
· 4h ago
Malaysia's recent outperformance is a great example of a cycle crossing, but focusing on those tariff pressures, it always feels like the next wave of risk is brewing...
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AirdropDreamervip
· 4h ago
Can Malaysia still resist under tariff pressure? We have to bet on how long it can hold up afterward.
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ForumMiningMastervip
· 5h ago
The service and manufacturing industries have held up, but the threat of tariffs is still there. It depends on how the US will proceed next.
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