Malaysia's economy to grow 4-5% in 2026 backed by domestic resilience
Malaysia's economy is expected to grow between 4-5% in 2026, driven by domestic resilience and a diversified export structure. The country's services sector, manufacturing sector, and construction sector are expected to contribute to the growth, despite external headwinds and uncertainties.
Malaysia's economy is expected to grow between 4-5% in 2026. The services sector will grow at 5.2%, driven by household spending and tourism. The manufacturing sector will grow at 4.3%, supported by the electrical and electronics industry. The construction sector will expand by 9.1%, driven by government expenditure on infrastructure. Investment activity will continue to expand, albeit at a moderate pace. The economy faces external risks, including weaker global trade and conflict in West Asia.
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