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Trump announces 19pct tariff for Malaysia as new deadline looms
United States President Donald Trump has imposed a new 19 percent tariff rate on Malaysia, as the deadline takes effect today. The new rate represents a six percentage point reduction from the 25 percent reciprocal tariff announced last month.
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RHB Bank seals 20-year insurance and bancatakaful deals with Tokio Marine and Takaful Malaysia
Malaysia's RHB Bank on Friday said it entered exclusive 20-year bancassurance and bancatakaful agreements with Tokio Marine ...
The path to joining the bloc is long and complex, requiring sustained political will and a resolution to the ongoing Rohingya ...
Experts told CNA that there were several contributing factors - not just the Thailand-Cambodia ceasefire - that led to substantial tariff discounts for these Southeast Asian countries.
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Malaysia to buy 30 more Boeing planes as part of tariff deal
Several countries have announced orders for hundreds of Boeing jets over the past week as part of negotiations to reduce US ...
President Donald Trump plans to attend an October leaders meeting of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations in Kuala ...
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‘We’ll carry on’: Second My Chemical Romance Malaysia show sells out in six hours
The Bukit Jalil National Stadium will be packed for two days straight next year, as tickets for the second day of the highly ...
Malaysia's economy is projected to expand by 4% to 4.8% in 2025, down from a previous forecast of 4.5% to 5.5%, its central ...
Malaysia’s central bank lowered its growth projection for 2025 as it contends with the fallout from US President Donald Trump ...
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Malaysia’s turtle egg buyback scheme saved thousands — but is it sustainable?
On the moonlit beaches of Terengganu state, on Malaysia’s east coast, green sea turtles have been returning for generations ...
Malaysia’s trade ministry said the tariff rate was a ‘positive outcome,’ achieved without compromising on the nation’s key ...
Thousands of Malaysians rallied in the nation’s capital demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim over ...
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