Published
MAA President Aishah Ahmad said that although the The Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPPA) will benefit exporters she doesn't expect the auto-industry to be affected by it.
She said car prices will not come down as the industry does not source vehicles from the signatory countries of the agreement.
She said car prices will not come down as the industry does not source vehicles from the signatory countries of the agreement.
- Category
- TV Saluran - TV Channel
Sign in or sign up to post comments.
Be the first to comment
Up Next
Autoplay
-
00:51
Ministry not aware of ‘hidden taxes’ in fuel prices
-
02:39
Yield I will not, adversity is expected and shall be overcome
-
01:53
It's not about race. It's about prices of fuel falling
-
01:42
Rabobank: CPO prices expected to decline in 2017
-
02:21
Public protest on Dec 31 if fuel prices not reduced
-
01:29
MP: Food security depends on production, not prices!
-
01:54
TPPA will not affect the SME businesses, says Wee Ka Siong
-
01:31
Minister hopes prices of goods will decrease
-
01:07
Fast food prices not controlled
-
02:22
Anwar and Kit Siang expected to attend Bersatu AGM, but not police
-
02:52
Pandan rep says demand for bauxite expected to decrease
-
01:23
Zuraida's actions are not a surprise, it was expected, says Wan Saiful
-
01:41
Property prices not rising except specific locations
-
00:39
'Prices of goods increasing since Japanese occupation, not BN's fault'
-
13:58
Dr Mahathir: We expected to lose, but not by over 15k votes | Kini News - 18 Nov
-
04:26
Ku Li: I expected things would happen this way but not this bad
-
03:40
Guan Eng: Monopolies to be blamed for prices not coming down
-
01:52
Dr M: Allegations that the SST will increase prices not true
-
01:09
Mahathir to Najib: Cut costs, not increase prices
-
00:11
11 weeks on, still no decrease in petrol prices
-
10:15
Wee: A new national car project will mean more protectionism and higher car prices
-
09:28
#KiniNews: Anwar not surprised with Dr M-Muhyiddin meeting, expected them to collude
Loading...