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Trade Publication Article
Malaysia: Central bank statement
2002
Overview
Strong macroeconomic fundamentals and the strengthened corporate and banking sectors have well positioned Malaysia to tap the emerging global recovery to achieve stronger growth Of 3.5% in 2002. Malaysia also had the policy flexibility to implement pro-growth policies without creating imbalances in the domestic economy. With the trend towards greater trade and financial liberalisation, the drive to sharpen the nation's competitive edge through structural reforms continues to be pursued in Malaysia. As a matter of policy, Malaysia has not relied on the exchange rate to gain competitive advantage. As an open trade-dependent economy, the stability of the exchange rate is very important for the conduct and planning of economic activity. The focus has therefore been on ensuring that the pegged exchange rate regime continues to be well supported by the underlying fundamentals.
Publisher
Euromoney Institutional Investor PLC
