KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia needs structural reforms to strengthen growth prospects and encourage more investment opportunities to boost the ringgit currency, the country’s central bank said on Thursday (Jun 8).
“In recent weeks, the ringgit has come under renewed pressure – underscoring the need for more than short-term solutions,” central bank governor Nor Shamsiah Mohd Yunus said in a statement.
“This will increase demand for the ringgit and secure a more enduring appreciation in its value over time,” she said.
The ringgit has lost 4.8 per cent so far this year, its third consecutive annual decline.
Nor Shamsiah also said inflation remained high even as cost pressures were coming down, partly due to strong demand.
Source: Reuters
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Great post! It’s so important to focus on structural reforms to strengthen the economy and currency. Looking forward to seeing positive changes in Malaysia’s financial landscape.
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