Malaysia's inflation rose slightly, with analysts forecasting CPI at +2.4% YoY. They expect cost-push factors to influence price dynamics through…
•BNM will remain data-dependent. While the hurdle for a rate hike remains high, a rate cut cannot be ruled out…
In 2026, we expect Malaysia’s economy will grow at +4.2%, underpinned by continued expansion in domestic economic activities alongside still-resilient external…
“We expect BNM to maintain the OPR at 2.75% through 2026,” says Public Investment Bank in its latest report.
Bank Negara keeps OPR at 2.75%, supporting Malaysia's resilient growth and moderate inflation outlook for 2026 amid global uncertainties.
Putrajaya considers a MYR15-per-tonne carbon tax from 2026. Meanwhile BNM is expected to maintain OPR amid steady growth.
BNM holds OPR at 2.75%, adopts neutral tone, highlights tariff risks, projects moderate inflation, resilient domestic demand through 2026.
BNM maintains OPR at 2.75%, citing steady growth, moderate inflation, resilient domestic demand, and ongoing global uncertainties affecting outlook.
Maybank expects Malaysia's inflation to remain low, with further OPR cuts possible amid economic challenges and risks.
BNM cuts OPR to 2.75% to sustain Malaysia’s growth amid global uncertainties, driven by domestic demand and exports.
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