Malaysia’s central bank is likely to maintain its historical low benchmark interest rate at the end of its third monetary policy meeting of the year on Wednesday (May 11) to support the country’s economic growth, analysts told The Business Times.
- Advertisement -
Most Popular
China flags top state financial firms for tax evasion, improper loans
The move marks the first time a major state-owned lender has been explicitly called out for tax evasion in recent years
Bank of Japan sees AI export boom cushioning economy from oil price shock
The country is getting an unexpected boost that puts pressure on policymakers to tighten policy
