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MONTHLY EXTERNAL TRADE STATISTICS, MALAYSIA

No. of pages

75

PriceRM15.00

This publication contains statistics of Malaysia's merchandise trade pertaining to imports and exports (including re-exports) by sections, divisions and groups of commodity, country of origin and destination, selected/major commodities, Broad Economic Category (BEC) classification and end-use.

The main objective of compiling Malaysia's external trade statistics is to provide information on Malaysia's trade performance vis-a-vis the rest of the world in terms of volume and value in merchandise goods.

The contents of the publication are as follows:

  • Imports, Exports & Balance of Trade
  • Imports, & Exports By Sections/Divisions/Groups of Commodity
  • Imports & Exports By Country of Origin/Destination
  • Imports By Country of Origin and Commodity Sections
  • Exports By Country of Destination and Commodity Sections
  • Imports/Exports of Major and Selected Commodities

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    EXTERNAL TRADE INDICES, MALAYSIA
    IHP2012
    No. of pages

    22

    PriceRM5.00
    		External trade indices measure changes in the levels of unit values and volumes of Malaysia's imports and exports.

    The index numbers, which reflect the percentage rise or fall of unit value and volume levels were first constructed with 1970 as the base year (1970=100) and then base year 1999=100. Currently, the indices are rebased to 2005.

    The external trade unit value and volume indices are key economic indicators which have a variety of applications and uses.

    Approximately 1,191 export items representing about 90.6 percent of the total value exports recorded in 2005 and 1,941 import items accounting for about 87.5 percent of the total value of imports 2005 are used in the calculation of the index of imports and exports, respectively. The Indices are based on the concept of a fixed basket of commodities.



    FINAL EXTERNAL TRADE STATISTICS, MALAYSIA, 2011



    No. of pages

    729

    PriceRM45.00

    This report presents the final statistics on Malaysia's External Trade for reference year 2009. The main objective of the report is to publish the external trade statistics pertaining to value of exports and imports by commodity sections, divisions and groups; country of origin and final destination; selected/major commodities; and Broad Economic Category (BEC) classification and end use.

    This publication comprises of two parts. The first part focuses on the technical aspects such as objective; scope and coverage; and concepts and definitions used. While selected statistical tables are presented in part two to facilitate analysis by users.




    EXTERNAL TRADE STATISTICS, SABAH 2012


    ISSN

    0128-0368

    No. of pages

    237

    PriceRM40.00

    The publication comprised trade information for reference year 2011. The publication highlights the value of exports, imports and re-exports classified according to the Standard International Trade Classification, Revision 4 (S.I.T.C. Rev. 4) by commodity and components.

    Detailed information for 9-digits tariff items [Harmonised System (HS)/S.I.T.C. equivalent codes] would also be made available to users on request.

    Technical notes are provided on the objectives; scope and coverage; and concept and definitions used.




    EXTERNAL TRADE STATISTICS, SARAWAK 2012



    ISSN

    0127-0451

    No. of pages

    191

    PriceRM50.00

    The publication comprised trade information for reference year 2011. The publication highlights the value of exports, imports and re-exports classified according to the Standard International Trade Classification, Revision 4 (S.I.T.C. Rev. 4) by commodity and components.

    Detailed information for 9-digits tariff items [Harmonised System (HS)/S.I.T.C. equivalent codes] would also be made available to users on request.

    Technical notes are provided on the objectives; scope and coverage; and concept and definitions used.




    QUARTERLY BALANCE OF PAYMENTS, MALAYSIA



    No. of pages

    39

    PriceRM10.00

    This report presents quarterly balance of payments estimates for Malaysia.

    The main objective of compiling Malaysian's balance of payments estimates is to provide information on Malaysian's economic performance vis-a-vis the rest of the world in terms of the magnitude and types of transactions in Current Account and also in Capital and Financial Account flows. In particular, the Current Account position summarises the country's transactions in goods, services, primary income and secondary income, and presents an overall view of Malaysia's earnings and spending in terms of foreign exchange for the period under review. As for the current account balance reflects the net provision of resources to or from the rest of the world, the estimates of financial account reflects whether Malaysia has net claims on or liabilities to the rest of the world.

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