Malaysia's Economy Shows Resilience with 4.4% GDP Growth in Early 2025

Malaysia's Economy Shows Continued Momentum in Early 2025: DOSM Data Reveals 4.4% GDP Growth and Easing Inflation Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – The Malaysian economy maintained its positive trajectory in early 2025, according to the latest data released by the Department of Statistics Malaysia (DOSM). The report indicates a robust 4.4% growth in Gross Domestic Product (GDP), accompanied by a welcome decrease in inflation. This positive trend is further supported by the Leading Composite Index, which showed a 0.6% increase in March 2025. "Despite some global economic uncertainties, Malaysia's economy remains resilient," stated a DOSM spokesperson. The spokesperson highlighted the strength of key sectors contributing to this growth, including manufacturing and exports. The Leading Composite Index, a key indicator of future economic activity, provides a more detailed picture. While overall growth was moderate, the 0.6% increase in March signals continued positive momentum. The DOSM report attributes this to factors such as increased consumer spending and investment in key industries. This positive economic outlook is encouraging for Malaysia, suggesting continued stability and growth despite global economic headwinds. The government's proactive measures and the resilience of the Malaysian people have played a crucial role in maintaining this positive economic trajectory.