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Malaysia’s better-than-expected growth is seen as mostly externally driven

A post says World Bank economist Apurva Sanghi highlighted the AI boom’s lift to growth, with domestic demand playing a supporting role.

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A post describes World Bank lead economist for Malaysia Apurva Sanghi as highlighting better-than-expected growth driven mostly by external factors, including a lift from the AI boom. Domestic demand plays a supporting role, while consumer and business confidence remains low, according to the post.

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Melissa Goh@MelGohCNAThe World Bank lead economist for Malaysia Apurva Sanghi highlighted the better than expected growth for Malaysia that’s mostly externally driven lifted by AI boom while domestic demand is playing a supporting role with consumer and business confidence remaining low.14h
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    Melissa Goh@MelGohCNAThe World Bank lead economist for Malaysia Apurva Sanghi highlighted the better than expected growth for Malaysia that’s mostly externally driven lifted by AI boom while domestic demand is playing a supporting role with consumer and business confidence remaining low.14h
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