“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.
Analysts believe that unless unexpected inflationary pressures arise, the central bank will likely hold this rate throughout 2025
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Malaysia’s central bank kept its rate at 3.00%, citing strong growth and stable inflation, with no hikes expected until 2026.
Global economic expansion and a slowed inflation means the situation is better and OPR is maintained at 3%
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Experts expect that the OPR will be unchanged at 3.00% and that the accompanying rhetoric will significantly impact the ringgit.
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