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Rakuten Trade Rolls Out Upgraded Rewards Programme
Rakuten Trade Sdn Bhd has officially announced its revamped rewards programme, in a bid to better cater to […]
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Bursa Welcomes Malacca Securities As First Islamic Participating Organisation To Offer Shariah Discretionary Trading Services
Bursa Malaysia has welcomed Malacca Securities Sdn Bhd onboard as the first Islamic participating organisation that offers shariah […]
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EPF Dividend Of 5% To 6% Still Possible For 2022 Despite Lower 1Q22 Investment Income
The Employees Provident Fund (EPF) is said to be still capable of delivering a dividend of 5% to […]
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BNM Cautions BNPL Customers To Avoid Overspending
Bank Negara Malaysia has urged consumers to exercise caution when using buy-now-pay-later (BNPL) schemes to avoid overspending.
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BNM Raises OPR By Another 25 Basis Points, Now At 2.25%
The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) has increased the overnight policy rate (OPR) by […]
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Bank Negara Expected To Raise OPR Again In This Week’s MPC Meeting
Several research firms and financial institutions have projected that Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) will increase the overnight policy […]
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Malaysians To Pay More For Favourite Snacks, Including Pisang Goreng And Keropok Lekor
Several food hawkers have had to mark up the prices of their wares as they struggle with the rising cost of the ingredients.
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PM: Government Looking Into Ways To Address Increasing Prices Of Goods
Prime Minister has said that the government will look into ways to address the increasing prices of goods in the country.
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Minister: Government To Ensure Inflation Rate Remains Low, Manageable
Tan Sri Annuar Musa has stated that the government will strive to ensure that the country’s inflation rate remains low and manageable.
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F&B Associations: Food Prices May Soon Increase By 25% To 40%
Several F&B associations said that food prices may go up from 1 July, with some noting that the increase could be as high as 40%.
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Maybank Offers 5% Returns on MAE Wallet Transfers For Its 5th Anniversary
Maybank has launched a limited-time campaign to celebrate the fifth anniversary of its MAE app, offering customers 5% […]
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DOSM: Household Income And Spending Rise In 2024, Cost Pressures Persist
Malaysia’s average household income and spending continued to rise in 2024, reflecting stronger earnings and economic recovery across […]
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DOSM: Malaysia’s Poverty Rate Falls to 5.1% in 2024, Income Inequality Narrows Further
Malaysia’s poverty rate continued to decline in 2024, with national data showing improvements across urban and rural households […]
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Govt Announces RON95 Subsidy Reimbursement For Companies Awaiting Fleet Cards
The government has introduced a temporary cash reimbursement facility for public and goods transport companies that are part […]
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