Anisah Shukry is a national reporter based in Malaysia, with a focus on political and economic news. She has written for various publications including BNN Bloomberg, Bloomberg News, and The Herald-Sun. Anisah's work has also been featured in international outlets such as The Washington Post and The Japan Times.
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Anisah Shukry’s coverage predominantly revolves around Malaysian government and politics, with a significant focus on official announcements and legal policy regulations. She also covers finance & economy to a noteworthy extent.
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Malaysia left its benchmark interest rate unchanged on Thursday, while remaining upbeat about the country’s growth prospects, inflation trajectory and currency outlook.
Malaysia's resilient economy and contained price pressures should allow it to keep interest rates unchanged for the rest of the year, even as global central banks pivot toward easing, according to Bank Negara Malaysia's deputy governor.
(Bloomberg) -- Malaysia's resilient economy and contained price pressures should allow it to keep interest rates unchanged for the rest of the
By: Kok Leong Chan, Anisah Shukry
A Malaysian court dismissed former premier Muhyiddin Yassin 's application to review graft charges filed against him, a fresh blow for the opposition leader who is seen as one of Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim 's biggest rivals.
By: Anisah Shukry, Kok Leong Chan
A Malaysian court dismissed former premier Muhyiddin Yassin’s application to review graft charges filed against him, a fresh blow for the opposition leader who is seen as one of Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s biggest rivals.
Malaysia's goal of boosting investments in its growing technology exports sector is unlikely to be affected by the results of the US election, according to Trade and Industry Minister
By: Anisah Shukry, Netty Idayu Ismail
Malaysia's Islamic party, which holds the most seats in parliament, said it will not work with the ruling coalition in a blow to Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim after months of speculation of a tie-up.
By: Netty Idayu Ismail, Anisah Shukry
PAS is looking to capture Pahang state in the next election Party is growing in influence in the Muslim majority nation
By: Anisah Shukry, Netty Idayu Ismail
An Islamic party said it was prepared to shut down Malaysia’s only casino if it wins control of the state where it is located, as the group looks to build its influence in the Southeast Asian nation.
By: Netty Idayu Ismail, Anisah Shukry
Malaysia's Islamist party, which advocates strict Islamic laws, is wooing non-Muslims in a bid to form the next government in elections less than four years away.
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