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US-Iran conflict

Why Malaysia cannot hide from the Hormuz effect – Ahmad Ibrahim

With US-Iran tensions driving crude above $150 a barrel, Malaysia faces soaring costs, plunging ringgit, and the collapse of key industries—fuel subsidies and political comforts will no longer shield the economy

Oil-producing Malaysia still exposed to higher global price

Malaysia earns revenue from crude exports, but still imports refined fuel for domestic use, analyst explains in debunking myth that fuel prices here should not rise

BNM holds fire on rate hike as oil shock deepens

Policymakers weigh inflation risks from surging crude and West Asia conflict, with subsidies and trade surplus cushioning Malaysia’s economy

Malaysia resilient to external shocks, but not fully insulated: Petronas

National oil form activates contingency measures, urges public to avoid panic buying as West Asia conflict rattles markets

On the brink of wider war: Iran strikes back at US targets across Middle East

US bases in Qatar, Kuwait, UAE and Bahrain struck, Iran says this is only “first wave”
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Malaysia Airlines tops domestic flight punctuality rankings of 85.3%

National carrier led on-time performance up to May 2025, as government enforces stricter rules on delays and passenger compensation

Petronas staff to be shown the door to make up losses from Petros deal?

Source claims national O&G firm is expected to see 30% revenue loss once agreed formula for natural gas distribution in Sarawak is implemented

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