Malaysia's exports rebounded 9.1% in April, reaching 114.72 billion ringgit (24.49 billion USD).

Malaysia's exports rebounded 9.1% in April, reaching 114.72 billion ringgit (24.49 billion USD), after two consecutive months of contraction. This growth was attributed to higher exports of machinery, equipment, chemicals, crude petroleum, palm oil, and iron & steel products. Exports to ASEAN, the US, and EU recorded double-digit growth, while exports to China rebounded from negative growth in the previous month, reflecting the global trade recovery.