kuala lumpur: According to Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM), Malaysia’s international reserves had increased from USD 119.6 billion (RM50.663 billion) on May 15, 2025 (RM50.451 billion) recorded on May 15, 2025 (RM50.451 billion) to just $119.6 billion (RM50.663 billion).
In today’s statement, the central bank said it was sufficient to fund a 5.0-month import of reserves, 0.9 times the total gross obligation of short-term foreign bonds.
The main components of the reserve were foreign currency reserves (US$106.4 billion), International Financial Fund Reserve (US$1.3 billion), Special Drawing Rights (SDR) (US$5.8 billion), Gold (US$3.8 billion) and other reserves (US$230 million).
It is equivalent to RM6279.2 billion RM6279.2 billion, including gold and foreign exchange and other reserves including SDR (RM53 billion), Malaysian government papers (rooms 1.229.2 billion), financial institution deposits (RM4.26 million), loans and progress (RM27.008 buildings). (RM4.916 billion).
The central bank has total capital and liabilities of RM6279.2 billion, including payroll capital (100 million rooms), reserves (19.324 billion), circulation currency (RM17.29 billion), deposits by financial institutions (RM13.181 billion), federal sediment (RM13.181 billion) (RM8237 billion), bank negative paper (RM1.056 billion), SDR allocation (RM2.838 billion), and other liabilities (RM3.12 billion).
