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Malaysia’s economy expected to post increase of just above 5% in 2013
MALAYSIA, 2013/06/14 With Malaysia’s economy expected to post increase of just above 5% in 2013, investors expect further increases in lending to the private sector. While rising household deficit remains a concern in the medium term, domestic bank capitalisation leaves some room for further increase in their portfolios. On May 15, Moody’s announced it was maintaining a stable outlook on the Malaysian banking sector for the next 12 to 18 months. The ratings agency said its assessment was based on an expectation of favourable operating conditions, inclunding high levels of capitalisation. -
Malaysia’s economy expected to post growth of just above 5% in 2013
MALAYSIA, 2013/06/12 With Malaysia’s economy expected to post increase of just above 5% in 2013, investors expect further increases in lending to the private sector. While rising household deficit remains a concern in the medium term, domestic bank capitalisation leaves some room for further increase in their portfolios. On May 15, Moody’s announced it was maintaining a stable outlook on the Malaysian banking sector for the next 12 to 18 months. The ratings agency said its assessment was based on an expectation of favourable operating conditions, inclunding high levels of capitalisation.
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