Malaysia recorded a larger trade surplus in November 2025 as exports outpaced imports, reports Bernama.
The Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry said exports rose on stronger shipments of electrical and electronic products, palm oil and petroleum.
Imports also increased, driven by higher purchases of intermediate goods and capital equipment, reflecting resilient domestic demand.
The monthly surplus underscored Malaysia's position as a key regional trading hub, supported by diversified export markets and steady industrial output.
Officials said the country remains on track to meet its full-year trade targets, with external demand expected to stay firm despite global uncertainties.
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