KUALA LUMPUR, April 21 (Bernama) -- The government will not introduce abrupt or sudden changes to fuel subsidy policies despite mounting pressure from geopolitical tensions in West Asia, according to Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Fadillah Yusof.
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| Learning from the experience of previous crises, the government is more careful about providing assistance to groups affected by the West Asia crisis - PM Anwar | |
| The strength of financial institutions is the foundation that supports national aspirations, bolstering the country's economy - PM Anwar | |
| MATRADE maintains trade growth of 3.0 pct-5.0 pct in 2026, continues to monitor external developments - Reezal Merican | |
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| PM Anwar to announce additional measures to help the underserved groups with job opportunities, including graduates, in the near future | |
| The government is adding RM5 billion to the SJPP, bringing the total to RM10 billion; BNM will provide details in a few days - PM Anwar |
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