MONTHLY NEWS SCAN
Tinjauan Berita Bulanan
Compiled by IDS
Vol. 18 Issue 7
IDS Online http://www.ids.org.my
HIGHLIGHTS
FOKUS
• G20 backs plan to stop global tax
avoidance and evasion
• ADB trims developing Asia’s
growth forecasts on China
slowdown
• Plan to produce 50pc more
biodiesel
• Malaysia yakin AEC boleh
direalisasikan
• 500 more PPR flats for Kudat Hajiji
• RM457 million to upgrade Pan
Borneo
INTERNATIONAL
ANTARABANGSA
G20 backs plan to stop global tax
avoidance and evasion: Finance
ministers from the G20 group of
leading nations have formally backed
plans to tackle international tax
avoidance and evasion. A statement
issued earlier supports the automatic
exchange of tax information between
countries. It also backs plans by the
Organisation
for
Economic
Cooperation and Development to
stop firms moving their profits across
borders to avoid taxes. The OECD
said some firms “abuse” current rules
to avoid tax. UK Chancellor George
Osborne said the announcement,
which came after a two-day G20
meeting in Moscow, was an
“important step towards a global tax
system that is fair and fit for purpose
for the modern economy”. (20 July,
BBC News)
ADB trims developing Asia’s
growth
forecasts
on
China
slowdown: Growth in developing
Asia will be weaker than initially
estimated this year and next amid a
slower expansion in China and
lackluster export demand from
advanced
nations,
the
Asian
Development Bank said. The region’s
gross domestic product will probably
increase 6.3 percent in 2013 and 6.4
percent next year, the Manila-based
lender said in a report today. In April,
it forecast expansion of 6.6 percent
this year and 6.7 percent in 2014.
Growth in developing Asia will be
weaker than initially estimated this
year and next amid a slower
expansion in China and lackluster
export demand from advanced
nations, the Asian Development Bank
said. (16 July, Bloomberg)
1 – 31 July 2013
French business confidence rises to
highest in 15 months: French
business confidence rose to the
highest in 15 months in July,
indicating that improving demand is
helping to support an economy that’s
stagnated for the past two years.
Sentiment (INSESYNT) among
industrial executives increased to 95
in from 93 in June, national statistics
office Insee in Paris said today.
That’s above the reading of 94 that
was the median forecast of 21
economists in a Bloomberg News
survey. A broader index including the
services, wholesale and construction
industries climbed to 87 from 86. (23
July, Bloomberg)
Australia core inflation accelerates
as currency restraint wanes:
Australia’s core consumer price
growth accelerated last quarter and
the cost of imported goods increased
as the inflation-restraining influence
of an elevated currency waned. The
trimmed mean gauge of core prices
rose 0.5 percent from the previous
quarter, the Bureau of Statistics said
in Sydney today, matching the
median forecast of 22 economists
surveyed by Bloomberg News. The
weighted-median gauge of inflation,
a second core measure that excludes
the largest price increases and
declines, advanced 0.7 percent,
compared with economists’ estimates
for a 0.5 percent gain. (24 July,
Bloomberg)
Japan sustains export growth on
weak yen as EU shipments recover:
Japan’s exports (JNTBEXPY) rose
for a fourth straight month as
weakness in the yen made the
nation’s products more competitive
and shipments to the European Union
increased for the first time in 21
months. Exports gained 7.4 percent
from a year earlier, the Finance
Ministry said in Tokyo today,
compared with the 10 percent median
estimate of 26 economists surveyed
by Bloomberg News. Imports
climbed 11.8 percent, leaving a trade
deficit of 180.8 billion yen ($1.8
billion). (24 July, Bloomberg)
N.Z. inflation slows, adding to signs
of rate pause until 2014: New
Zealand consumer prices increased
less than economists expected last
quarter as import prices dropped,
adding to signs a period of recordlow interest rates will be prolonged
for the rest of this year. Consumer
prices rose 0.2 percent from the first
quarter, when they gained 0.4
percent, Statistics New Zealand said
in Wellington today. That’s less than
the 0.3 percent median estimate in a
MONTHLY NEWS SCAN (Tinjauan Berita Bulanan)
1 – 31 July 2013
Bloomberg News survey of 13
economists. Prices gained 0.7 percent
from a year earlier, the slowest since
1999 and less than the 0.8 percent
estimate. (16 July, Bloomberg)
Russian June industrial output
expands less than forecast: Russian
industrial output expanded less than
economists forecast in June as
manufacturing contracted for a
second month. Output at factories,
mines and utilities advanced 0.1
percent in June compared with a year
earlier, following a 1.4 percent drop
the previous month, the Federal
Statistics Service in Moscow said in
an e-mailed report. The median
estimate of 17 economists in a
Bloomberg survey was for a 0.5
percent increase. The world’s largest
energy exporter has struggled to
shelter its economy from slowing
demand in China, its largest single
trade partner, as sluggish capital
spending and domestic sales limit the
pace of factory output. (15 July,
Bloomberg)
China’s economic growth at 7.5%
in April to June period: China’s
economic growth slowed in the April
to June period, the second straight
quarter of weaker expansion. The
world’s second biggest economy
grew by 7.5% compared to the
previous year, down from 7.7% in the
January to March period, data
showed. The figures were in line with
analyst expectations. After decades of
blistering growth in China, analysts
say authorities now seem ready to
accept a slower pace of expansion.
The figures showed that weak trade
data and actions by authorities to rein
in bank lending contributed to the
slower growth. (15 July, BBC News)
US budget surplus highest in five
years in June: The US government
reported a budget surplus of
$116.5bn (£77.02bn) in June, the
most in five years. The improving US
economy meant that tax receipts were
higher
than
expected.
Also,
government spending plunged by
47% due to package of spending cuts
and tax increases passed in January,
know as the sequester. Government
owned mortgage firms, Fannie Mae
and Freddie Mac, added $66.3bn
(£43.8bn) in payments. They have
been in public ownership since 2008.
Despite that strong month, the
Congressional
Budget
Office
forecasts the annual deficit will be
$670bn (£443bn) when the budget
year ends on Sept. 30. (11 July, BBC
News)
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NATIONAL
NASIONAL
Plan to produce 50pc more
biodiesel: Malaysia is expected to
increase biodiesel production by 50
per cent to 375,000 tonnes this year
due to price differential between
crude oil and palm oil prices that is
favourable in the export market.
Plantation
Industries
and
Commodities Minister Datuk Seri
Douglas Uggah Embas said currently,
palm oil price is averaging at around
RM2,300 per tonne while petroleum
is being sold at around US$108
(RM343) per barrel. (23 July,
Business Times)
Malaysia yakin AEC
boleh
direalisasi: Malaysia yakin Komuniti
Ekonomi ASEAN (AEC) boleh
direalisasikan
menjelang
2015
memandangkan 80 peratus daripada
tindakan yang diputuskan sudah pun
dilaksanakan oleh negara-negara
anggota.
Menteri
Perdagangan
Antarabangsa dan Industri, Datuk
Seri Mustapa Mohamed berkata,
dalam kes Malaysia, 88 peratus
daripada langkah-langkah itu sudah
dilaksanakan.
Bercakap
kepada
pemberita
selepas
melancarkan
Forum Kepimpinan ASEAN ke-10,
Mustapa berkata, usahawan Malaysia
sudah bersiap-sedia, terutama dalam
langkah-langkah
pembangunan
kapasiti bagi meningkatkan daya
tahan. (19 Julai, Utusan Malaysia)
May industrial production growth
exceeds expectations: Malaysia’s
industrial production index (IP) rose
3.4% in May from a year ago,
exceeding economist expectations of
a 2% growth. Citigroup Inc
economist Kit Wei Zheng, who has
maintained gross domestic product
(GDP) growth at 5.2% year-on-year,
said in a report that the April-to-May
data continued to point to a pick-up
in
second-quarter
GDP.
“Manufacturing appears on track to
provide a sequential boost – April-toMay
seasonally-adjusted
manufacturing industrial production
levels were 3.4% above their firstquarter average – while mining is
now above water at 0.3% above the
first quarter,” he pointed out. (12
July, The Star)
50,016 tonnes. Compared with April,
production increased by 7,135 tonnes
(16.6% month-on-month or m-o-m).
According
to
the
Statistics
Department, the level of stocks in
May was 122,908 tonnes, which
meant an increase of 11.1% y-o-y and
decreasing by 13.5% m-o-m.
Meanwhile, exports of natural rubber
inched up 1% y-o-y and 3.9% m-o-m
to 63,429 tonnes in May. The main
export destinations were China
(38.9%), followed by Germany
(14%), Iran (7.8%), the United States
(4.5%), Finland (4.2%), Brazil
(2.9%), South Africa (2.2%) and
Portugal (2.1%).Imports of natural
rubber in May increased by 8,876
tonnes or 14.2% y-o-y to 71,264
tonnes. (13 July, The Star)
Malaysia’s June inflation rise
1.8% from year ago: Malaysia’s
inflation rate for June rose 1.8% as
prices of food & non-alcoholic
beverages and non-food items
increased. However, the increase was
slightly lower than economists’
expectations of a 1.9%. The Statistics
Department said on Friday the
Consumer Price Index (CPI), which
measures the inflation rate, rose 1.8%
from 104.8 to 106.7. When compared
with May, the CPI increased by
0.1%. It said the CPI for January to
June increased by 1.6% to 106.3 from
104.6 in the previous corresponding
period. The department said the
higher CPI for the six-month period
was due to notable increases in food
and non-alcoholic beverages (3.3%),
housing, water, electricity, gas and
other fuels (1.6%) and transport
(0.6%). (19 July, The Star)
Hubungan dagangan Malaysia,
China kukuh: Hubungan dagangan
Malaysia dan China kini ditingkatkan
menerusi
Taman
Perindustrian
Kuantan Malaysia-China (MCKIP)
dan Taman Perindustrian ChinaMalaysia Qinzhou (QIP) di Guangxi,
China.
Menteri
Perdagangan
Antarabangsa dan Industri, Datuk
Seri Mustapa Mohamed berkata,
perkembangan kedua-dua projek
tersebut berkembang baik dan
menggalakkan kerjasama pelaburan
yang saling memberi manfaat.
Katanya,
kerjasama
itu
akan
meningkatkan hubungan dua hala
dengan rakan dagangan terbesar
Malaysia sejak 2009. “Pelaburan
tersebut berada di landasan yang
betul dan hubungan akan terus kukuh
dengan projek pelaburan ini,”
katanya. (16 Julai, Utusan Malaysia)
Malaysia rancang pelbagaikan
eksport ke Jepun: Malaysia mahu
mempelbagaikan produk eksportnya
ke Jepun bagi mengurangkan
kebergantungan kepada eksport sedia
ada serta memberi lebih banyak
pilihan kepada pasaran negara itu.
Menteri Perdagangan Antarabangsa
dan Industri, Datuk Seri Mustapa
Mohamed berkata, hampir separuh
daripada eksport Malaysia ke Jepun
merupakan gas asli cecair (LNG)
manakala selebihnya merupakan
produk berasaskan perkayuan dan
barangan elektrik serta elektronik.
“Malaysia sebenarnya mempunyai
pelbagai produk yang mampu
ditawarkan kepada Jepun selain
daripada LNG. (2 Julai, Utusan
Malaysia)
Better May industrial output
growth takes market by surprise:
Industrial output grew by a faster
pace of 3.4 per cent in May compared
to a year ago, taking the market by
surprise as activities in the mining
and electricity sectors improved.
Economists have described the May
data as decent to support a better
gross domestic product (GDP)
showing for the second quarter. The
Statistics Department said the
manufacturing sector grew by 3.1 per
cent, supported by mining (4.1 per
cent) and electricity (4.8 per cent).
“The major sub-sectors which
registered increases in manufacturing
output were transport equipment and
other manufactures (17.3 per cent),
metals and minerals (4.8 per cent),
and petroleum, chemical, rubber and
plastic products (4.2 per cent).” (12
July, Business Times)
Bank Negara keeps key interest
rate unchanged at 3pc: Bank
Negara Malaysia left the Overnight
Policy Rate unchanged at 3.00 per
cent yesterday, citing risks from the
weakness in the external sector. The
unchanged stance of the key
benchmark interest rate, which
determines the rate of borrowing
costs for banks, has been described as
one of the longest pause since July
2011.
The
monetary
policy
committee described the current
stance of monetary policy to be
appropriate given the outlook for
inflation
and
growth.
CIMB
Investment Bank said the central
bank had no “compelling” reason to
act. (12 July, Business Times)
Natural rubber output down in
May: The production of natural
rubber in May fell by 19,857 tonnes
(28.4% year-on-year or y-o-y) to
1 – 31 July 2013
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LOCAL
TEMPATAN
500 more PPR flats for Kudat –
Hajiji: The BN Government will be
building another 500 units of the
People’s Housing Programme, or
PPR flats, here soon in addition to the
500 units already completed. State
Local Government and Housing
Minister Datuk Hj Hajiji Hj Noor
announced this while on a one-day
official visit here. It was his first visit
outstation since the May 5 election.
As part of his programme, he visited
the 500 completed units at Taman
Ehsan, alongside local assemblyman
Datuk Teo Chee Kang, who is also
Special Functions Minister. (9 July,
The Borneo Post)
RM457 million to upgrade Pan
Borneo: The federal government has
approved RM457 million to upgrade
the Pan Borneo Road linking Sabah,
Brunei and Sarawak for the period
2012 to 2015. Deputy Works
Minister, Datuk Rosnah Abdul
Rashid Shirlin said Sabah and
Sarawak each received RM50 million
last year to implement the project.
The upgrading work will involve
among others, adding another lane to
the 2,230-kilometre double-lane road.
Rosnah said the tender for the
upgrading project will not be limited
to Sabah bumiputera contractors only
because the Ministry’s policy is to
allow others who are also capable
and interested to take part in the
tender process. (23 July, New Sabah
Times)
Pasar baharu RM5j di Kota Belud:
Masalah kesesakan lalu lintas dan
pengguna tidak selesa di Pasar Besar
Kota Belud bakal berakhir apabila
kerajaan bersetuju membina sebuah
pasar baharu bernilai antara RM3 juta
hingga RM5 juta bagi menggantikan
pasar lama itu yang sudah uzur dan
tidak lagi sesuai digunakan pada
masa ini. Menteri Kesejahteraan
Bandar, Perumahan dan Kerajaan
Tempatan yang juga Ahli Parlimen
Kota Belud, Datuk Abdul Rahman
Dahlan berkata, pasar baharu tersebut
akan dibina dalam waktu terdekat di
kawasan pinggir pekan Kota Belud.
(16 Julai, Utusan Malaysia)
sama tahun lalu. Timbalan Ketua
Menteri, Datuk Seri Yahya Hussin
berkata, bagi tempoh sama, jumlah
saham dan yuran anggota meningkat
sebanyak 22 peratus kepada RM88.8
juta berbanding RM72.8 juta sebelum
itu. “Nilai aset koperasi-koperasi juga
meningkat sebanyak 15 peratus
kepada RM511.2 juta pada tempoh
sama berbanding RM444 juta pada
tahun sebelumnya. (12 Julai, Utusan
Malaysia)
UMS introduces seaweed mini
estate project in Semporna:
Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS)
has introduced a seaweed mini estate
project in Semporna to develop
seaweed as one of the country’s
export commodities. The mini estate
is UMS’ pilot project which is aimed
at
generating
income
and
contributing to the nation’s Gross
Domestic Product (GDP) growth.
According to UMS Vice Chancellor,
Professor Datuk Dr Mohd Harun
Abdullah, the seaweed mini estate
development, spearheaded by UMS
since 2010, consists of two phases
that run concurrently. The first phase
(2011-2020) focuses on infrastructure
development and the mini estate
management
including
the
appointment of leading companies
and identifying a suitable location for
seaweed cultivation particularly in
Semporna. (4 July, New Sabah
Times)
Penduduk
Daerah
Kecil
Pegalungan bakal nikmati bekalan
air bersih: Penduduk di sekitar
pekan Daerah Kecil Pegalungan akan
menikmati bekalan air bersih tidak
lama apabila tadahan pengambilan air
yang kini dalam pembinaan siap
kelak. Ahli Dewan Undangan Negeri
(Adun) Nabawan Datuk Bobbey A.
Suan berkata, tadahan pengambilan
air (water intake) bekalan air bersih
akan memberi manfaat kepada
penduduk di sekitar pekan daerah
kecil itu bagi jangka panjang.
Menurut Bobbey, peruntukan yang
dipohon
kepada
Kerajaan
Persekutuan untuk membiayai projek
bekalan air bersih itu berjumlah
RM24 juta. (23 Julai, New Sabah
Times)
Industri pelancongan di Sabah
berkembang positif: Di sebalik
insiden pencerobohan yang berlaku
di Lahad Datu, industri pelancongan
di negeri ini masih menunjukkan
perkembangan positif dari segi
jumlah ketibaan pelancong. Timbalan
Ketua Menteri merangkap Menteri
Pembangunan
Industri,
Datuk
Raymond Tan berkata melihat
kepada
peningkatan
jumlah
pelancong yang semakin baik, beliau
percaya industri pelancongan di
negeri ini akan meningkat. Katanya,
pada tahun ini sasaran ketibaan
pelancong datang ke Sabah adalah
seramai 3 juta orang dan daripada
jumlah itu, ia dijangka akan
menyumbang sebanyak RM5.4 bilion
kepada industri pelancongan. Pada
tahun lalu, ketibaan pelancong ke
negeri ini adalah seramai 2.84 juta
dengan jumlah penerimaan pelancong
hampir RM5.2 bilion. (5 Julai, The
Borneo Post)
RM46mil allocation to upgrade
Ranau, Tambunan roads: More
than RM46 million has been
allocated by the Federal government
for the upgrading of roads in the
villages of Pahu-Sintuong-Tuong,
Tambunan for as far as 11 kilometres
and
Himbaan-Terelobou
Road,
Ranau for as far as seven kilometres.
Deputy
Chief
Minister
cum
Infrastructure Development Minister
Tan Sri Joseph Pairin Kitingan said
the upgrading of the roads is an effort
under the 10th Malaysia Plan
(10MP). He was speaking to the
media in Kundasang, Ranau after a
day's working visit to Kundasang and
Tambunan on Friday. He said the
upgrading of the roads would make
life easier for local residents in
relation to the nearby town centre,
especially in improving the socioeconomic sectors of tourism,
agriculture and so on. (28 July, Daily
Express)
Dua stesen janakuasa di Sabah
beroperasi suku pertama tahun
depan: Projek pembinaan dua buah
stesen janakuasa bebas (IPP) di sini
dijangka siap tidak lama lagi dan
bakal beroperasi selewat-lewatnya
Mac ini bagi menjana kapasiti
elektrik lebih stabil kepada penduduk
di Sabah. Menteri Tenaga, Teknologi
Hijau dan Air, Datuk Seri Dr.
Maximus Ongkili berkata, dua stesen
janakuasa tersebut iaitu Stesen
Janakuasa Kimanis Power akan
membekalkan
tenaga
elektrik
sebanyak 385 MegaWatt (MW) dan
Stesen Janakuasa SPR Energy
sejumlah
100MW
secara
berperingkat-peringkat.
Katanya,
tambahan kapasiti dari dua buah
stesen tersebut akan menjadikan
kapasiti penjanaan di seluruh Sabah
dan Wilayah Persekutuan Labuan
meningkat kepada 1,596.71MW,
sekali gus mengurangkan masalah
gangguan bekalan elektrik. (27 Julai,
Utusan Malaysia)
Perolehan koperasi meningkat:
Gerakan koperasi di Sabah mencatat
prestasi memberangsangkan dengan
jumlah perolehannya sehingga 31
Mei lalu meningkat sebanyak 19
peratus iaitu RM279 juta, berbanding
hanya RM235.7 juta bagi tempoh
1 – 31 July 2013
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SELECTED FACTS AND FIGURES
FAKTA MUTAKHIR
SINGAPORE’S EXTERNAL TRADE – JUNE 2013
(Source: 17 July, Singapore Department of Statistics)
TABLE 1: CONSUMER PRICE INDEX FOR MAIN GROUPS, MALAYSIA (2010=100)
Index
Group
% Change
Wt.
Jun
2012
May
2013
Jun
2013
TOTAL
100.0
104.8
106.6
106.7
104.6
106.3
0.1
1.8
1.6
Food & Non-Alcoholic Beverages
30.3
107.7
110.8
111.2
107.0
110.5
0.4
3.2
3.3
Alcoholic Beverages & Tobacco
2.2
104.7
106.7
109.1
104.6
107.1
2.2
4.2
2.4
Clothing and Footwear
3.4
99.2
98.8
98.6
99.5
98.8
-0.2
-0.6
-0.7
Housing, Water, Electricity, Gas & Other
Fuels
22.6
103.2
105.3
105.3
103.0
104.6
0.0
2.0
1.6
Furnishings, Household Equip. & Routine
Household Maintenance
4.1
103.8
105.3
105.5
103.5
105.2
0.2
1.6
1.6
Health
1.3
104.6
106.8
106.6
104.3
106.4
-0.2
1.9
2.0
Transport
14.9
105.0
105.7
105.3
105.0
105.6
-0.4
0.3
0.6
Communication
5.7
99.1
98.5
98.4
99.3
98.6
-0.1
-0.7
-0.7
Recreation Services & Culture
4.6
103.2
103.0
103.0
103.2
103.1
0.0
-0.2
-0.1
Education
1.4
104.7
107.2
107.3
104.6
106.9
0.1
2.5
2.2
Restaurants and Hotels
3.2
109.0
111.3
111.4
108.5
110.9
0.1
2.2
2.2
Miscellaneous Goods & Services
6.3
104.1
104.3
104.1
104.0
104.9
-0.2
0.0
0.9
Non-Food
69.7
103.5
104.8
104.7
103.6
104.5
-0.1
1.2
0.9
Durable Goods
6.5
100.1
98.3
98.2
100.5
99.1
-0.1
-1.9
-1.4
Semi-Durable Goods
4.4
100.1
99.7
99.5
100.3
99.7
-0.2
-0.6
-0.6
Non-Durable Goods
41.6
106.0
108.0
108.1
105.7
107.8
0.1
2.0
2.0
Services
47.5
104.9
107.1
107.2
104.6
106.6
0.1
2.2
1.9
Jan - Jun Jan - Jun Jun 2013/ Jun 2013/
2012
2013
May 2013 Jun 2012
(Source:19 July, Department of Statistics Malaysia)
CONSUMER PRICE INDEX, AUSTRALIA, JUNE 2013
1 – 31 July 2013
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Jan - Jun 2013/2012
Weighted average of eight capital cities
Mar Qtr 2013 to Jun Qtr 2013
% change
Jun Qtr 2012 to Jun Qtr 2013
% change
0.4
0.1
1.3
2.7
0.6
1.0
1.9
-0.9
0.4
-0.8
-0.1
0.3
2.4
1.1
4.0
-0.3
5.3
0.1
6.6
-0.5
2.2
-0.1
5.7
2.7
0.5
0.5
0.7
2.3
2.2
2.6
All groups CPI
Food and non-alcoholic beverages
Alcohol and tobacco
Clothing and footwear
Housing
Furnishings, household equipment and services
Health
Transport
Communication
Recreation and culture
Education
Insurance and financial services
CPI analytical series
All groups CPI, seasonally adjusted
Trimmed mean
Weighted median
(Source: 24 July, Australian Bureau of Statistics)
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION INDEX, MALAYSIA
Sector
Seasonally adjusted index
Index
% changes
Month-on-Month
115.9
-0.2
90.7
2.9
126.4
-1.1
135.9
-1.0
IPI
Mining index
Manufacturing index
Electricity index
Original index
% changes
Year-on-Year
117.0
3.4
89.2
4.1
128.0
3.1
142.4
4.8
Index
(Source: 11 July, Department of Statistics Malaysia)
DECREASE IN SALES VALUE OF MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES
(Percentage change from corresponding month of preceding year)
Industries
Sales value (RM million)
Manufacture of refined petroleum
products
Manufacture of computer and
computer peripherals
Manufacture of basic iron and
steel products
Manufacture of other basic
industries
chemicals
except
fertilizers
and
nitrogen
compounds
Manufacture of semi-conductor
devices
Decrease
May, 2012
May, 2013
(RM million)
%
12,850.5
11,259.2
1,591.3
12.4
2,538.2
2,079.9
458.3
18.1
2,213.8
1,824.4
389.4
17.6
2,433.7
2,154.5
279.2
11.5
4,110.4
3,972.6
137.8
3.4
(Source: 11 July, Department of Statistics Malaysia)
1 – 31 July 2013
MONTHLY NEWS SCAN (Tinjauan Berita Bulanan)
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