A open data product by the
International Trade Statistics Division
A open data product by the
International Trade Statistics Division
Countries with large populations have the advantage of a huge domestic market to support their growth and expansion. As a small economy, Malaysia does not have this luxury, and must take full advantage of international trade. It is therefore very important for policymakers to monitor the data on external trade, which is a key economic driver for Malaysia. This dashboard summarises important trade economic indicators, and in the near future, will be expanded to allow you to zoom into Malaysia' trading relationship with any country in the world!
Last updated: 28 Apr 2025, 12:00
Next update: 28 May 2025, 12:00
The trade balance is derived by subtracting the value of imports from the value of exports. A positive value indicates a trade surplus, while a negative value indicates a trade deficit.
Latest (March 2025)
+94.4%
2016
2025
Latest (March 2025)
6.8%
Latest (March 2025)
-2.8%
Latest (March 2025)
2.2%
Latest (March 2025)
119.5
YoY Growth
3.8%
2016
2025
Latest (March 2025)
133.8
YoY Growth
11.4%
Latest (March 2025)
160.3
YoY Growth
14.9%
Latest (March 2025)
90.5
YoY Growth
8.9%
Latest (March 2025)
127.3
YoY Growth
2.4%
Latest (March 2025)
48.7
YoY Growth
3.6%
Latest (March 2025)
177.1
YoY Growth
6.2%
Latest (March 2025)
97.8
YoY Growth
-0.6%
Latest (March 2025)
115.3
YoY Growth
3.1%
Latest (March 2025)
119.7
YoY Growth
2.2%
Latest (March 2025)
386.0
YoY Growth
43.1%
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