Malaysia finance ministry says stimulus measures to add 3.7%-4% to 2020 GDP
The finance ministry said in a statement an additional stimulus package worth 10 billion ringgit to help industries and citizens badly hit by the coronavirus pandemic is expected to boost fourth-quarter economic growth. This package was announced on Wednesday.
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Malaysia's finance ministry said on Friday that economic stimulus measures worth 305 billion ringgit ($73.2 billion) are expected to add 3.7%-4% to the nation's 2020 gross domestic product (GDP). The finance ministry said in a statement an additional stimulus package worth 10 billion ringgit to help industries and citizens badly hit by the coronavirus pandemic is expected to boost fourth-quarter economic growth.
This package was announced on Wednesday. ($1 = 4.1650 ringgit)
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