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Get the key takeaways of the BNM Annual Report 2021 here.
BNM sees 2022 GDP growth at 5.3% to 6.3%, a shade below official projection
BNM expects 10.9% and 8.1% growth in exports and imports, current account to remain in surplus of 4.2% to 4.7% of GDP
BNM sees vulnerabilities in commercial real estate which makes up 7.8% of total banking system assets
Malaysia’s household debt-to-GDP ratio falls to 89% as at end-2021 from a record 93.2% a year ago
Limited signs of credit-fuelled speculative house purchases despite low interest rates, says BNM
Widespread usage of digital assets may undermine effectiveness of BNM’s policies
BNM: No significant deterioration seen in quality of business borrowings
Low EPF savings underscore long-term risks to households' resilience, says BNM
Weaker investment performance weighed on insurance and takaful funds' profitability, says BNM
BNM: Impact of Covid-19 and December flood claims on insurers manageable
BNM says it is actively scaling up capabilities to support issuance of central bank digital currency
BNM says structural reforms needed to address cost of living issues
BNM: Headline inflation to average 2.2%-3.2% in 2022 amid higher core inflation
BNM cautions that Malaysia not out of the woods despite transition to endemic phase
Elevated unsold houses reflect pre-existing affordability issues, says BNM
BNM: SME loan restructuring requests down from July 2021 peak
BNM: Negative output gap to narrow further in 2022
BNM: December 2021 floods highlight significant underinsurance of flood risks
BNM: Monetary policy in 2022 to continue facilitating sustainable economic recovery while preserving price stability
BNM says working with MoF, SC to regulate 'Buy Now Pay Later’ schemes
BNM: Stress test shows banks remain well buffered against credit risks
BNM: Orderly, just transition to greener financial system crucial to avoid major economic, societal impacts
BNM: Malaysia’s diversified economic structure will mitigate disruption risk caused by Russia-Ukraine conflict
New minimum wage should be applied progressively to soften market jolts — BNM governor
BNM says no immediate plan to issue central bank digital currency
Monetary policy to remain accommodative to support recovery and ensure price stability — BNM governor
BNM to make digital banking licence announcement upon completion of legal process
Automated Cash Centre processes up to three billion banknotes a year — BNM
Malaysia’s currency in circulation up 15.1% to RM150.1b in 2021, strongest growth in two decades
Internet, phone scams among top complaints on BNMTELELINK in 2021
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