He will oversee the supervision and regulation sector, among other duties.

Central bank anticipates positive global economic conditions, notwithstanding possible disruptions by global powers.

Narrowing interest rate differentials, growing investor optimism, governor says.

This comes after Bank Negara intervened on the matter.

Interim measures to help manage the impact of adjustments.

Minister says tackling issue requires involvement of all stakeholders.

Such measures crucial to ensure medical costs don't burden public, stresses Sivarraajh.

'Will ITOs comply with BNM's directive, or will they only implement repricing in future?'

This is to make implementation more reasonable and affordable to consumers.

It highlights that the global economy continues to expand.

Central bank notes positive developments in government policy.

Local note trades at 4.1995/2055 versus the greenback.

Central bank says positive labour market conditions expected to sustain global growth.

Co-payments raise significant concerns about health equity, access to healthcare.

Position sufficient to finance 5.4 months of imports of goods and services.

It aims to detect, verify and track fraudulent activities reported to NSRC.

Local note has appreciated 3.1pct against the US dollar as of August.

UPDATED 3.10PM | Inflation expected to remain within forecast range, Rasheed says.

Bank Negara says it is highest since 4Q 2022.

Global economy continues to expand amid resilient labour markets.

Integrity of individuals working in financial institutions is paramount, it says.

Forecast based on greater spillover from tech upcycle, tourist arrivals, investment projects.

Measures result in greater, more consistent flows into the foreign exchange market.

It ignores the overall currency performance, says deputy governor.

Central bank to also pay the former manager RM50k in costs.

MCA president fails to understand reason behind ringgit depreciation.

Ringgit has strengthened against greenback since Feb 26, Adnan says.

Kohila was not allowed to defend herself during domestic inquiry - judge.

Fahmi says it should not have happened and it must not recur.

This comes after opposition MP claimed that US$1 is now nearly RM5.