- The fourth quarter will be "the challenge" for Malaysia's economy if global headwinds such as Russia's war on Ukraine and China's zero-Covid policy persist, said Finance Minister Zafrul Aziz.
- Growth momentum for July to September should be strong, but this could be the result of a negative base effect from the same time in the previous year, Zafrul said.
- On Friday, Malaysia's central bank announced that the country's economy grew by 8.9% in April to June from a year earlier.
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