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Export Surges on Low-Base Effect?

The Morning Run Crew

06-Apr-17 08:47

Export Surges on Low-Base Effect?

The Morning Run crew gives you their take on today’s business headlines:

1:23 - Malaysia February exports rose by 26.5% to RM71.8bil

8:24 - Initial estimates show 10.4% rise in local palm oil production in March


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Tags:  trade surplus,  exports,  palm oil,  China,  India,  Datuk Seri Mustapa,  MITI


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