IPI 0.3% higher in October


KUALA LUMPUR: The Industrial Production Index of Malaysia grew 0.3% in October as compared with the same month last year, underpinned by an increase in the manufacturing and electricity indices.

This marked the slowest rate of expansion since February 2013, when output had fallen 4.4%, and was well below the median growth forecast of 1.6% in a Bloomberg survey of economists.

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