- Kind
- Government
- Origin
- Malaysia
- Refreshed
- Monthly
Provenance
Where our data comes from
This is the register. Each entry says what the source is, how far we weight it, where it is from and how often we refresh it — and the last section says what the register does not cover, which is the part most such pages leave out.
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Sources named here
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Cleared for use
Somebody here read the terms and recorded the decision before the source was used.
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Countries covered
By the source’s own jurisdiction, not by where we read it.
Tier A — Authoritative
Government, regulator, central bank, stock exchange, official statistics. Published under a name that can be held to it.
What this register does not tell you
It is not a complete list of everything we read — some sources are licensed on terms that forbid naming them, and those are counted above but not listed. A grade describes where a source sits, not whether a particular number from it is right. Refresh frequency is how often we collect, not how often the source itself changes. And nothing here is a forecast: a register says where evidence came from, not what happens next.
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