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Malaysia’s trade records 10.2 per cent jump, exceeds RM2 trillion mark in first nine months of 2024
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Malaysia’s total trade for Jan-Oct 2023 exceeds RM2 trillion - Miti
20/11/2023
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DOSM: Malaysia's total trade exceeds RM2 trillion, exports, imports at new high
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Malaysia's total trade surpasses RM2 trillion in 2021, fastest growth since 1994
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