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Bahrain's Foreign Minister: We Hope To Vote On The UN Draft Resolution On The Strait Of Hormuz On Friday
As Of The 23:00 Market Close, Domestic Futures Contracts Showed Mixed Results, With Fuel Oil Rising Over 3%, Low-sulfur Fuel Oil (LU) Rising Over 2%, And Methanol Rising Over 1%. On The Downside, Asphalt Fell Over 2%, Paraxylene Fell Over 1%, And Glass, Plastics, Coking Coal, Iron Ore, And Rapeseed Meal Saw Slight Declines
Federal Reserve's Logan: The Structure Of Private Credit Limits Its Ability To Trigger Larger Problems
The Main Plastic Futures Contract Fell 2.00% During The Day, Currently Trading At 8410.00 Yuan/ton
The Main Asphalt Contract Reversed Its Gains And Fell During The Day, Currently Down More Than 2.00%, Trading At 4269 Yuan/ton
Federal Reserve's Logan: The Key Question Is Whether U.S. Energy Producers Will Increase Their Investment
Federal Reserve's Logan: So Far, I Have Not Heard Any News Of A "significant" Increase In U.S. Energy Production
Federal Reserve Chairman Logan: The United States Has Some Buffers To Withstand The Impact Of War
Indian Government: Indian Prime Minister Modi Received A Briefing From Russian First Deputy Prime Minister Manturov On Progress In Trade, Fertilizers, Connectivity And People-to-people Exchanges
Federal Reserve's Logan: Policy Is Prepared To Respond To The Data, And The Fed Is Ready To Adjust As Needed
Federal Reserve's Logan: A SWIFT Resolution To The War Means The Economic Impact Is Likely To Be Rather Mild
Federal Reserve's Logan: The Impact Of War Could Cause Policy To Move In The Opposite Direction
Both WTI And Brent Crude Oil Prices Fell Sharply In The Short Term, With WTI Crude Dropping Nearly $5 To $108.93 Per Barrel. Reports Indicate That Iran Is Drafting A Passage Agreement For The Strait Of Hormuz With Oman
The Three Major U.S. Stock Indices Collectively Rebounded And Turned Positive, After The Nasdaq Once Fell More Than 2%

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Chief statistician Datuk Seri Dr Mohd Uzir Mahidin said this represents a contribution of 23.5% to GDP in 2023, against 22.9% in the preceding year.
The Information and Communication Technology (ICT) industry, including e-commerce, has generated a total of RM427.7 billion to Malaysia’s gross domestic product (GDP) in 2023, compared to RM411.6 billion in 2022, according to the Department of Statistics Malaysia (DOSM).
Chief statistician Datuk Seri Dr Mohd Uzir Mahidin said this represents a contribution of 23.5% to GDP in 2023, against 22.9% in the preceding year.
“ICT and e-commerce activities grew at 3.9%, compared to 14.3% in the preceding year. The ICT and e-commerce (industry) are composed of gross value added of ICT industry (GVAICT) with the share of 13.8%, and 9.6% from e-commerce in non-ICT industries,” he said in a statement on the Information and Communication Technology Satellite Account (ICTSA) 2023 on Tuesday.
According to Mohd Uzir, the GVAICT stood at RM252.0 billion last year, recording a growth of 3.8%, compared to 11.4% in 2022, supported by ICT services, contributing to 41.6%.
“This is followed by ICT manufacturing, ICT trade, and content and media, with a share of 38.2%, 14.2% and 6.0%, respectively,” he added.
Mohd Uzir noted that the gross value added of e-commerce amounted to RM248.2 billion in 2023, with slower growth of 3.7%, compared to 19.2% in the preceding year.
He said the contribution of e-commerce to GDP was recorded at 13.6%, with the manufacturing sector as the main contributor at 51.8%, followed by the services sector at 45.2%.
In addition, Mohd Uzir said the exports of ICT products contributed 34.5% to Malaysia’s exports, valued at RM430.7 billion in 2023, and was dominated by ICT goods, with a share of 90.9%.
“The imports of ICT products recorded a contribution of 23.4% to national imports, with a value of RM270.7 billion, contributed by the ICT goods, with the share of 84.3%.
“Overall, net exports of ICT products recorded a surplus of RM160.0 billion in 2023,” he noted.
On the labour front, Mohd Uzir said employment in the ICT industry increased by 1.6% to 1.24 million persons in 2023, with a contribution of 7.8% to the overall employment in Malaysia.
“The employment was dominated by ICT manufacturing at 35.6%, followed by ICT services and ICT trade, with a share of 29.2% and 22.4% respectively,” he added.
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