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Economists are maintaining Malaysia’s inflation forecast for 2026 at between 1.8% and 2%, signalling expectations of stable price pressures despite global uncertainties.
Analysts cite controlled domestic demand, steady policy measures, and manageable external cost factors as key reasons for the relatively contained outlook.
The projection suggests a balanced economic environment, though risks remain from global developments and commodity price fluctuations. Market participants are expected to monitor inflation trends alongside monetary policy signals.
Analysts expect manageable price pressures into 2026
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