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Macroeconomic Forecast Malaysia

August 2005 | Macroeconomic Forecasts

We expect the trade-driven economy to slow to 5.5% this year as persistently high oil prices soften external demand for Malaysia's products. Although the appreciation of the ringgit may have the short-term effect of reducing export competitiveness, with lower import costs and a stable currency level this is unlikely to be a significant downside risk.

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