Analysts split over call for MPs to contest under parties
Prof James Chin opines with regards to a call for the amendment of laws to allow MPs to contest under political parties instead of individual names in order to put a stop to the practice of party-hopping.
Malaysia’s inflation rate expected to remain negative in June
Prof Yeah provides analysis of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) in light of the implementation of the Recovery Movement Control Order.
Operating atmosphere, sector outlook causing external auditors’ concern
Prof Yeah provides analysis on external auditors raising concerns on listed companies. He points to the burgeoning suite of issues facing companies amidst the COVID-19 pandemic as a justification.
Singapore’s election: Why aren’t the winners smiling?
Prof Wong Chin Huat provides commentary on the 2020 Singaporean election results with regards to the People's Action Party (PAP) and Workers' Party rivalry.
Opposition, govt can now negotiate for reforms, support, says analyst
Prof Wong Chin Huat believes the Malaysian government can consider a confidence-and-supply agreement as a mechanism to restore political stability.
Unhealthy to raise debt ceiling above 55% of GDP, economist warns
Prof Yeah responds to former prime minister Najib Razak’s proposal to raise the statutory national debt limit to above 55% of Gross Domestic Product (GDP).
Coronavirus recession rears its head
Prof Yeah provides commentary on a post-moratorium economic relief scenario within Malaysia's economy.
Groups voice concern over govt’s response to Al Jazeera report
In light of the Malaysia government crackdown on a recent Al Jazeera report, Prof. James Chin provides historical insight into media freedom in Malaysia.
Zuraida’s position precarious, says analyst
Prof James Chin comments on an announcement that a paper for the implementation of local elections will be ready in 2021 for presentation to parliament.
Tricky balancing act in Malaysia
Prof James Chin adds to commentary on the Malaysian political transitions early to mid 2020.
New poverty line calls for higher minimum wage, says economist
Prof Yeah calls for policy reforms to ensure wages in Malaysia are sufficient for a minimum acceptable standard of living.
2021 growth forecast too optimistic, says economist
Prof Yeah lays out domestic and international considerations in achieving the 6.9% to 7.5% 2021 Malaysian economy growth forecast projected by Finance Minister Tengku Zafrul Abdul Aziz.
