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According to recent Ipsos research in Malaysia: * Many Malaysians report that AI has already changed their daily lives and can improve productivity and job quality. About 75% said AI has significantly affected their lives in recent years. * At the same time, concerns remain high. Around 55% said AI makes them feel nervous, and roughly 6 in 10 worry about AI-related job displacement. * Despite those concerns, Malaysians are relatively optimistic about AI’s economic impact. About 67% believe AI will create more job opportunities in 2026, a much more positive view than the global average. * Confidence in government regulation is also comparatively strong, with around 70% of Malaysians expressing trust that authorities can regulate AI responsibly. Why can trust be low while productivity gains are high? 1. People trust the output only partially. They use AI to draft emails, summarize documents, or brainstorm ideas, but still verify the results themselves. 2. Job concerns remain. Workers may save time with AI yet worry that employers could eventually reduce headcount. 3. Hallucinations and errors. Users often see AI make mistakes, which limits trust even when the tool is useful. 4. Privacy concerns. Many people are unsure how their data is handled when using AI systems. 5. Productivity gains are immediate; trust develops slowly. Users can see time savings today, while confidence in reliability and governance takes longer to build. This gap between usefulness and trust is not unique to Malaysia. Globally, discussions about AI adoption increasingly focus less on the technology itself and more on reliability, governance, workplace integration, and accountability. For Malaysia, the Ipsos findings suggest that AI adoption is likely to keep growing because people see tangible benefits, but widespread trust will depend on better regulation, transparency, and evidence that AI complements rather than simply replaces workers.

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Economy minister expects inflation to stay under control at 1.5%-2.5% this year What this means for consumers * Prices are still expected to rise, but at a relatively slow pace. * A 1.5%–2.5% inflation rate is generally considered moderate and much lower than the high inflation seen in many countries in recent years. * Everyday expenses such as food, services, and transportation may continue to increase, but policymakers do not currently expect a sharp surge in prices. Risks that could push inflation higher BNM has highlighted several potential upside risks: * Higher global energy and commodity prices. * Increased costs for imported goods, particularly food. * Businesses passing on higher costs to consumers more aggressively than expected. Risks that could keep inflation lower * Weaker global demand reducing price pressures. * Softer commodity prices. * Continued strength in the ringgit, which lowers the cost of imports. For households, the key question is not only inflation itself but whether wage growth exceeds inflation. If salaries rise faster than prices, purchasing power improves; if not, the cost of living can still feel burdensome even when official inflation remains low. M+global cds account: https://bit.ly/openmplusaccountloh Share Trader Telegram Channel: https://t.me/sharestraders

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Malaysia’s unemployment rate rose to 3.0% in April 2026, up from 2.9% in March, marking the highest level in six months. The increase came as the number of unemployed persons rose while labour force growth outpaced job creation. Key points: * The jobless rate had held steady at 2.9% from November 2025 through March 2026, the lowest level since 2014. * More than 7,000 workers lost their jobs in April, a 21% increase from March’s retrenchments. * Despite the rise, unemployment remains low by historical standards and close to what economists had forecast for 2026. * Earlier in 2026, Malaysia’s labour market had shown resilience, with labour force participation at 70.9% and unemployment averaging 2.9% in the first quarter. What it means The increase suggests some softening in the labour market, particularly as retrenchments picked up. However, a 3.0% unemployment rate is still considered relatively low, indicating that the overall job market remains fairly tight. Economists and the Human Resources Ministry have cautioned that global economic uncertainties could put more pressure on employment in sectors such as manufacturing and wholesale trade during the remainder of 2026. For investors, a modest rise in unemployment can be a signal that economic growth is slowing, although the current level does not yet indicate a broad labour-market downturn. Open a m+global/ malacca securities cds account. Contact-> @mplusjh