BNM Annual Report 2020
31 Mar 2021, 10:00 am
Get the key takeaways of the BNM Annual Report 2020 here.
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Malaysian banks and corporates bought more overseas assets in 2020
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BNM Governor: Comprehensive labour policies needed to support recovery from Covid-19 crisis
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Credit costs expected to begin normalising in 2H21
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BNM: Banking system capitalisation remains strong
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BNM warns of unsold properties remaining at elevated level
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Malaysia's household debt-to-GDP ratio at new peak of 93.3% as at December 2020, says BNM
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BNM: Downward pressure on banks’ earnings likely to persist in 2021, but less severe impact
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Online retail sales almost doubled during pandemic, says BNM
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BNM: Malaysia’s external debt increased to RM985.5b in 2020
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BNM: ‘Inflation spike does not warrant a monetary response’
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Banks in Malaysia are financially healthy according to BNM’s checklist
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BNM: Malaysia’s 2020 financial account recorded higher net outflow at RM79.1b as FDI inflow moderated
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Monetary policy in 2021 will remain accommodative, says BNM
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BNM: Malaysia's 2021 GDP growth likely closer to lower range of 6% to 7.5% forecast if downside risks materialise
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BNM: No immediate plans to issue central bank digital currency
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Bank Negara warns against pandemic complacency
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BNM to release five-year plan for financial sector in 2022
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BNM to issue up to five licences for digital banks by 1Q22
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BNM liberalises foreign exchange policy to attract FDI into Malaysia and foster conducive environment
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Private consumption dropped by 4.3% in 2020 but expected to rebound 8% in 2021
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Cash was king in 2020, hitting highest annual growth in 10 years — BNM
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Malaysia’s 2021 GDP growth projected at between 6% and 7.5%
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BNM: Cost-push factors to spur Malaysia's inflation at 2.5%-4% in 2021
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