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ARTICLE · 16 JUNE 2023

Managing Risks In International Trade

Malaysia exported US Dollar 299 billion worth of goods internationally in 2021. In 2022, the total trade reached record levels, rising by 27.8% to RM2.85 trillion2. Export for the year under review...

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Malaysia exported US Dollar 299 billion worth of goods internationally in 20211. In 2022, the total trade reached record levels, rising by 27.8% to RM2.85 trillion2. Export for the year under review also rose by 25% to RM1.55 trillion, exceeding the 12th Malaysia Plan projections for 20253. The imports of goods and services of GDP is 55.03% and 61.47% for exports of goods and services.4

MITI reported that there had been a significant rise in exports which was due to the robust exports of electrical and electronics, petroleum products, liquefied natural gas (LNG), palm oil and palm-oil based agricultural products, crude petroleum and machinery, equipment and parts, each contributed more than RM10 billion increase.5 Based on the Economic Outlook 2023 by the Finance Ministry, Malaysia's trade is expecting to grow by 1.3%, exports are estimated to increase by 2.2% and imports by 0.2%.6 Thus, many businesses in Malaysia are involved in International Trade.

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