The global credit rating agency Moody’s said it expects Malaysia’s real GDP to grow between 4% and 4.5% in 2026, citing resilient household consumption and steady fixed capital formation even as global trade tensions and geopolitical uncertainties persist.
Moody’s sees Malaysia maintaining steady economic growth in 2026
Moody’s highlighted Malaysia’s low unemployment rate and rising real wages, supported by income-related policy measures, as key factors underpinning domestic demand and economic stability.
The rating agency also forecast Malaysia’s inflation to average around 1.8% in 2026, reflecting stable price conditions that support growth prospects without eroding economic momentum.
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