MALAYSIA’S economy is projected to expand 4.7% next year and 4.6% in 2020, and the country is expected to achieve high-income status between 2020 and 2024, said the World Bank.
For this year, Malaysia’s economic growth is expected to moderate in the near term, growing 4.9% underpinned by continued strong growth in private consumption.
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(a) the current loans to deposit ratio is geared to 92% ie total funds available in the system
(b) total loans extended at this moment stand at 1.57 trillion
(c) srr is now 3.5%
(d) leaving working capital @ only 5.5%
(e) our household debt ratio to GDP is at 89%
- would sincerely look to the above queries being amswered as i get so many conflicting views pertaining to data / statistics
- thkz / cheers
Posted 5 years ago by Warrick singh dhalial
(a) the current loans to deposit ratio is geared to 92% ie total funds available in the system
(b) total loans extended at this moment stand at 1.57 trillion
(c) srr is now 3.5%
(d) leaving working capital @ only 5.5%
(e) our household debt ratio to GDP is at 89%
- would sincerely look to the above queries being amswered as i get so many conflicting views pertaining to data / statistics
- thkz / cheers
Posted 5 years ago by Warrick singh dhalial
humble apologies for posting twice
accidently pressed
Posted 5 years ago by Warrick singh dhalial