Malaysia's economy remains on a strong footing despite challenging external trade situation, the Bank Negara Malaysia said Monday.
The central bank projected the economy to expand between 4 percent and 4.8 percent this year. Favorable outcome of trade negotiation, pro-growth policies in major economies, continued demand for electrical and electronic goods and strong tourism activity could lift Malaysia's exports and growth prospects, the central bank said.
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