Kashif Ansari

Malaysia's significant current account surplus will help insulate the economy from rising rates in the US, Kashif Ansari said.

Malaysia is set to reopen its borders to international visitors in 2022, following a nearly two-year closure, and this will have an immediate impact on the property market.

Signs of financial distress in the country are getting more prevalent and clearer as the COVID-19 impact bites deeper into the economy.

House prices in Malaysia is expected to climb three per cent over the next 12 months and will continue to surge by 12 per cent in the following 12 months on improved outlook.

Juwai IQI's latest survey on COVID-19 has found that 57 per cent of Malaysians are shopping online more than they ever did pre-pandemic, leading to an unprecedented boom for online shopping.

Kashif says the best-off states are Penang and Sabah, with 29 per cent of respondents in each state reporting higher household incomes.

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