AGP Executive Report
Last update: 35 minutes agoMalaysia’s Outlook: The World Bank expects domestic demand to keep Malaysia’s economy growing in the second half of 2026, but warns that trade tensions and weaker global demand pose risks. It urged fiscal discipline and reforms to help small businesses raise productivity. Trade and Supply Chains: China’s trade surplus has topped $1 trillion, while its central bank pledged more support for growth and domestic demand. The UK plans a supply-chain due-diligence law aimed at tackling exploitation among suppliers. Public Finances: Germany’s growth forecast has been raised to around 1%, supported by exports and government spending, but economic advisers warn planned spending outstrips long-term revenue. Ireland’s government and public-sector unions reached a draft deal for 10.75% pay increases over two years and nine months, averting planned strikes pending union ballots. Investment: Saudi and US business groups signed an agreement to expand trade and investment cooperation, including in technology and advanced manufacturing.
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