Malaysia's exports surprisingly fell in May as global oil prices remained weak, while imports rebounded, exerting pressure on the country's trade surplus. Annual exports of liquefied natural gas and crude oil in May fell 32.6%, despite slightly higher shipments of manufactured goods, according to data from the International Trade and Industry Ministry. Exports in May fell 0.9% from a year earlier, compared with a median forecast for a 2.6% rise in a Reuters poll, and down from the 1.6% growth recorded in April.