AMRO’s 2023 Annual Consultation Report on Malaysia
The Malaysian economy rebounded strongly in 2022 driven by a strong recovery in domestic demand and robust export growth.
The Malaysian economy rebounded strongly in 2022 driven by a strong recovery in domestic demand and robust export growth.
The economic fallout from the prolonged pandemic has required extensive policy responses, leaving a large dent in policy space.
The progress of carbon pricing implementation — an effort to internalize the social cost of emissions into the carbon price — varies across ASEAN+3.
The Indonesian economy grew solidly by 5.3 percent in 2022, led by strong rebound in domestic demand as consumer and business confidence was sustained, and by robust exports.
The Japanese economy continued to recover at a moderate pace in 2022, as the COVID-19 pandemic has shifted gradually to an endemic phase.
ASEAN+3 member economies have rolled out fiscal stimulus measures to protect both lives and livelihoods against the COVID-19 pandemic.
Thailand’s recovery has regained momentum on the back of strengthening domestic demand and a stronger rebound in international tourist arrivals.
Following a strong 6.3 percent expansion last year, Hong Kong’s GDP is expected to contract by 2.5 percent in 2022 before rebounding by 4.3 percent in 2023.
Cambodia has navigated the COVID-19 pandemic well. Apart from the quick roll-out of vaccines, the government support measures have mitigated economic scarring and prevented households from falling into poverty.
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