The Malaysian government is working with state regulators to introduce a specific water tariff for data centres and heavy ...

MALAYSIA will introduce three key follow-up actions in wake of the concluded tariff renegotiation agreement with the US, which saw tariffs on Malaysia goods reduced from 25% to 19%.

The Malaysian government is working with state regulators to introduce a specific water tariff for data centres and heavy industrial users, while encouraging the adoption of recycled water and ...

The tariff announcement was made the day after Datuk Seri Anwar unveiled an ambitious 13th Malaysia Plan (13MP), a five-year ...

The government is studying the possibility of enhancing localisation requirements for foreign investors to ensure local micro ...

Bursa Malaysia opened slightly lower on Wednesday, tracking Wall Street’s decline as sentiment turned cautious following weak ...

JAKARTA: The competition landscape in South-East Asia has become clearer as the Aug 1 tariff deadline set by United States ...

Investment, trade and industry minister Tengku Zafrul Aziz expects the 19% tariffs to make a more obvious impact in the first quarter of 2026.

The deputy prime minister says Putrajaya is also encouraging the adoption of recycled water use to reduce strain on clean water resources.

Domestically-driven sectors and ones that depend mostly on internal demand will likely be able to sustain their earnings ...

Budi Santoso also compared the reciprocal tariff rates imposed by the U.S. on Indonesia with several other countries in ...

Malaysia will roll out three key follow-up actions - an exporter outreach programme, regulatory reform and a nationwide ...