On paper, Malaysia’s trade figures read like a victory lap. Technology-related exports jumped about 55 per cent year-on-year in September, and the monthly trade surplus hit its second record high of MYR 34 billion (US$8.38 billion). When looking closer, though, the boom appears to be largely borrowed. In a new note, CGS International argued that […] The post Malaysia is selling more chips, but it isn’t winning more of the market appeared first on e27.
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