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KUALA LUMPUR (Nov 17) -- Malaysia's economic growth in July-September accelerated at its fastest pace in more than three years as robust domestic demand and exports fuelled expansion of services and manufacturing sectors, official data Friday showed. The better-than-expected growth print strengthens expectation of an interest rate hike early next year to curb inflationary pressure, analysts said. Gross domestic product of the third-largest Southeast Asian economy grew 6.2% between July and September when compared with the same quarter last year, the central bank said. That compares to the second quarter's 5.8% print and a median estimate of 5.7% on-year growth in a Nikkei Markets poll of analysts. "The Malaysian economy is on track to register stronger growth of 5.2%-to- 5.7% in 2017," said Bank Negara Malaysia Governor Muhammad Ibrahim. "The numbers look good so it's very much possible" for economic growth to exceed 5.7% this year, he said. Domestic demand grew 6.6% in the third quarter from a year earlier led by a 7.9% increase in private investment and 7.2% gain in private consumption. Exports meanwhile surged 11.8% year-on-year in the third quarter. The services sector, which accounts for more than half of Malaysia's economic output, grew 6.6% in the third quarter. Manufacturing activities gained 7% while the mining sector climbed 3.1% year-on-year. The agriculture sector also grew 4.1% in the quarter. Economists said the latest data reinforces expectations that the central bank may raise interest rates next year to follow through the hawkish statement in its most recent monetary policy review. "Headwinds to the economy are mounting," said Capital Economics' Alex Holmes. "For one, with inflationary pressures rising, we suspect that Bank Negara Malaysia will start to tighten monetary policy soon, possibly as early as January."
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