Foreign investors stay in Malaysia, defying US-China tensions

thestar.com.my

Foreign investors are maintaining their presence in Malaysia, despite ongoing geopolitical tensions between the United States and China. Malaysia's Investment, Trade and Industry Minister confirmed no cancellations of investment commitments, with RM89.8 billion in approved investments secured in the first quarter of 2025, a 3.7% increase. These investments span various sectors and will create over 33,300 jobs. The minister is optimistic about US-China trade negotiations and will meet with the US Trade Representative to discuss reducing tariffs, aiming for a mutually beneficial trade relationship.


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