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Malaysia rises 8 spots to 15th in global competitiveness index

Malaysia rises 8 spots to 15th in global competitiveness index
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Malaysia has climbed eight spots to rank 15th in the latest global competitiveness index. The improvement is largely attributed to gains in government and business efficiency, despite lagging infrastructure scores.

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Improved competitiveness rankings can influence foreign direct investment and signal economic stability to global markets.

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Malaysia ranked second-highest in Southeast Asia after Singapore, which topped the overall rankings.

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The report relies on objective data from the IMD World Competitiveness Ranking.

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