Malaysia Inflation Rate Up to 20-Month High in September - The inflation rate in Malaysia was recorded at 2.60 percent in September of 2013. Inflation Rate in Malaysia is stated by the Division of Statistics Malaysia. Malaysia Inflation Rate averaged 3.72 Percent from 1973 up until 2013, getting to an all time higher of 23.90 Percent in March of 1974 and a record low of -2.40 Percent in July of 2009. In Malaysia, the most essential groups in the customer rate index are Meals and non-alcoholic refreshments (30 percent of complete weight) and Housing, water, power, gas and other fuels (23 percent of total weight). Others include: Transport (15 percent); Communication (6 percent); Recreation and society (5 percent) and Home furnishings, household devices and regular family upkeep (4 percent). The continuing to be parts are Bistros and hotels and resorts at 3.2 percent and various items and services at 6.3 percent. This page contains - Malaysia Inflation Rate - actual worths, historic data, forecast, graph, stats, financial calendar and news.
In September of 2013, Malaysian yearly inflation rate increased to 2.6 percent, its highest rate because January of 2012, increased by greater transport price. Throughout the month, the government cut gas subsidies, causing fuel cost walks.
Transportation rates tape-recorded the greatest growth rate (up by 4.6 percent, from 0.6 percent in August). Food prices increased to 3.9 percent (from 3.6 percent in the previous month) and expense of alcohol and tobacco increased 4.5 percent. Cost of real estate, water, energy and other gases stayed unmodified at 1.8 percent, while cost of home furnishings and wellness decelerated to 1.3 percent and 1.7 percent, specifically.
When ased opposed to the previous month, the CPI for September raised by 0.8 percent. Boosts were for main teams transportation (+ 4.8 percent); alcohols and tobacco (+ 0.5 percent); restaurants and resorts (+ 0.4 per penny); meals and non-alcoholic refreshments; apparel and shoes and health and wellness by 0.3 percent respectively.
Sunday, October 27, 2013
Sunday, October 20, 2013
Inflation rate in Malaysia may reach 3.2% next year of 2014
Inflation rate in Malaysia could get to 3.2 % following year - The country's rising cost of living rate is anticipated to get to in between 2.8 % and 3.2 % on the back of additional aid reduction that is expected to happen as early as the middle of following year, according to economic experts.
In the most recent round of subsidy rationalisation, the federal government minimized subsidies for RON95 petroleum and diesel by 20 sen a liter in a bid to lower its gas subsidy bill by a determined RM3.3 billion annually.
Following the fuel aid reduction, RAM Score's main economic expert Yeah Kim Leng expects the inflation rate to rise by 0.4 % to 0.5 % from September onwards.
"We also see that the rationalisation of subsidy will certainly continuously press the rising cost of living rate higher to about 2.3 % this year," he informed The Side Financial Daily.
Yeah anticipates the consumer price index (CPI) to increase by between 2.8 % and 3 % nin the ext year of 2014.
"It's still prematurely to evaluate the export positive outlook, thinking about that Malaysia's money has actually depreciated over the last month.
"Yet, the assumption today is that the international economic development will certainly be better upcoming year," Yeah added.
He stated that there is a possibility of a rate of interest walk by Financial institution Negara Malaysia (BNM) in the 2nd one-half of upcoming year (2HFY14) astride raised inflationary tensions.
Yeah included that Malaysia's GDP growth for next year is forecastat 5.5 % from a forecasted 4.8 % development for this year, based upon the combination of stronger export need and lasting domestic growth.
Be as it might, Yeah believes the secret to growth is higher residential and foreign financial investments.
Partnership Financial investment Financial institution Bhd's primary economic expert Manokaran Mottain stated inflation level might get to 3.2 % following year on the back of financial reforms by the government and additional subsidy cuts.
"We see the year's inflation rate to be at 2.5 % and we are expecting one more aid cut prior to the year-end," he said, including that the current inflation rate goes to regarding 1.9 %.
BNM guv Tan Sri Dr Zeti Akhtar Aziz claimed the Malaysian economic climate is on track for a 4.5 % to 5 % expansion this year, as residential need holds up and exports recuperate, predicting higher growth next year.
Zeti's self-confidence came from the current export numbers that have taken a positive turn, with a positive viewpoint for the nation if the style continues upward.
Malaysia, Southeast Asia's third largest economic situation, has actually uploaded ordinary 6 % growth in the years through 2012 as a result of domestic need and investments.
Zeti said the ringgit has actually been relatively secure compared with other moneys and must value in time if the country's hiddening basics continue to be sturdy.
In the most recent round of subsidy rationalisation, the federal government minimized subsidies for RON95 petroleum and diesel by 20 sen a liter in a bid to lower its gas subsidy bill by a determined RM3.3 billion annually.
Following the fuel aid reduction, RAM Score's main economic expert Yeah Kim Leng expects the inflation rate to rise by 0.4 % to 0.5 % from September onwards.
"We also see that the rationalisation of subsidy will certainly continuously press the rising cost of living rate higher to about 2.3 % this year," he informed The Side Financial Daily.
Yeah anticipates the consumer price index (CPI) to increase by between 2.8 % and 3 % nin the ext year of 2014.
"It's still prematurely to evaluate the export positive outlook, thinking about that Malaysia's money has actually depreciated over the last month.
"Yet, the assumption today is that the international economic development will certainly be better upcoming year," Yeah added.
He stated that there is a possibility of a rate of interest walk by Financial institution Negara Malaysia (BNM) in the 2nd one-half of upcoming year (2HFY14) astride raised inflationary tensions.
Yeah included that Malaysia's GDP growth for next year is forecastat 5.5 % from a forecasted 4.8 % development for this year, based upon the combination of stronger export need and lasting domestic growth.
Be as it might, Yeah believes the secret to growth is higher residential and foreign financial investments.
Partnership Financial investment Financial institution Bhd's primary economic expert Manokaran Mottain stated inflation level might get to 3.2 % following year on the back of financial reforms by the government and additional subsidy cuts.
"We see the year's inflation rate to be at 2.5 % and we are expecting one more aid cut prior to the year-end," he said, including that the current inflation rate goes to regarding 1.9 %.
BNM guv Tan Sri Dr Zeti Akhtar Aziz claimed the Malaysian economic climate is on track for a 4.5 % to 5 % expansion this year, as residential need holds up and exports recuperate, predicting higher growth next year.
Zeti's self-confidence came from the current export numbers that have taken a positive turn, with a positive viewpoint for the nation if the style continues upward.
Malaysia, Southeast Asia's third largest economic situation, has actually uploaded ordinary 6 % growth in the years through 2012 as a result of domestic need and investments.
Zeti said the ringgit has actually been relatively secure compared with other moneys and must value in time if the country's hiddening basics continue to be sturdy.
Tuesday, September 24, 2013
Inflation rate in Malaysia 2013 is expected to 2.3 percent after oil prices rise
Inflation rate in Malaysia - Malaysia's inflation rate is expected to rise to 2.3 percent this year after rising fuel prices effective today, according to Putrajaya economists, Datuk Seri Abdul Wahid Omar.
The Forecast by Minister in the Prime Minister's parallel with several financial studies indicate the current rate of inflation at 2 per cent of Malaysia would increase the price of fuel is more expensive.
Putrajaya said, cutting subsidies through higher oil prices by 20 cents to be RM2.10 per liter RON95 petrol and diesel to RM2 per liter could save the government as much as RM3.3 billion a year . RON97 petrol quality based on market prices.
Abdul Wahid also try to reduce the fear that even the implementation of the goods and services tax (GST ) will raise the cost of goods, but it will have tax exemption.
"Usually, when countries implement the GST , there will always be items that are exempted from tax, so use zero rate goods," he said in Kuala Lumpur today.
Talk about the government's plan to introduce GST causing concerns about price increases, and increased their fear of rising oil prices after the announcement yesterday.
The minister, however mengulaingi that GST is 'to replace the sales and services tax' which existing and the government 'would ensure that the impact on the people can run'.
GST would come into force in 2015, if it is included in the national budget to be announced in October.
According to the Finance Ministry Secretary-General Tan Sri Dr Mohd Irwan Abdullah Serigar last week, he was quoted as saying that the use of tax 'must, not an option'.
Putrajaya estimates that four percent GST may contribute RM1 billion per year in revenue and can reduce dependence on oil company Petronas.
Abdul Wahid said the immediate focus of the government is to reduce the fiscal deficit, the overall forest management and addressing the current account surplus.
The national budget deficit, the amount the government spent more than the amount available, which is 4.5 percent of gross domestic product ( GDP ) last year. Meanwhile, the debt to GDP stood at 53.1 percent, almost reaching the ceiling set at 55 per cent of government.
Malaysia's current account surplus fell to RM2.6 billion from RM8.7 there second quarter billion earlier this year when exports fell after news of the U.S. Federal Reserve will reduce the dollar.
Najib administration's Government criticized for wasteful spending before the general election on May 13 to give money to help people despite the global financial crisis. Government made aware of the financial realities of the country when Fitch Ratings, one of the firms international rates, lower credit rating to negative Malaysia last month that severe financial management.
Last year, Malaysia has become one of the fastest growing markets and create a concern after listing several accomplishments through public issue of shares (IPO) is great. It also came in sixth place out of 20 potential markets for growth as listed Bloomberg in January this year.
"Just look at our current situation. Global economic environment changed completely from last year to this year's situation," said Abdul Wahid.
"Last year, a lot of optimism with quantitative mitigation (QE) continues but this year with the announcement of QE measurement reversal, we are looking at the flow of the market to grow back to emerging markets."
While the government is struggling to introduce an immediate remedy to boost investor confidence and improve the economy, he tried to convince people that even if the subsidy is maintained, there will be no comprehensive policy.
"Instead of giving subsidy to the entire population, it is better to make it more of a target subsidies granted to those who served and more need," he said. - 3 September, 2013.
Inflation rate in Malaysia
The Forecast by Minister in the Prime Minister's parallel with several financial studies indicate the current rate of inflation at 2 per cent of Malaysia would increase the price of fuel is more expensive.
Putrajaya said, cutting subsidies through higher oil prices by 20 cents to be RM2.10 per liter RON95 petrol and diesel to RM2 per liter could save the government as much as RM3.3 billion a year . RON97 petrol quality based on market prices.
Abdul Wahid also try to reduce the fear that even the implementation of the goods and services tax (GST ) will raise the cost of goods, but it will have tax exemption.
"Usually, when countries implement the GST , there will always be items that are exempted from tax, so use zero rate goods," he said in Kuala Lumpur today.
Talk about the government's plan to introduce GST causing concerns about price increases, and increased their fear of rising oil prices after the announcement yesterday.
The minister, however mengulaingi that GST is 'to replace the sales and services tax' which existing and the government 'would ensure that the impact on the people can run'.
GST would come into force in 2015, if it is included in the national budget to be announced in October.
According to the Finance Ministry Secretary-General Tan Sri Dr Mohd Irwan Abdullah Serigar last week, he was quoted as saying that the use of tax 'must, not an option'.
Putrajaya estimates that four percent GST may contribute RM1 billion per year in revenue and can reduce dependence on oil company Petronas.
Abdul Wahid said the immediate focus of the government is to reduce the fiscal deficit, the overall forest management and addressing the current account surplus.
The national budget deficit, the amount the government spent more than the amount available, which is 4.5 percent of gross domestic product ( GDP ) last year. Meanwhile, the debt to GDP stood at 53.1 percent, almost reaching the ceiling set at 55 per cent of government.
Malaysia's current account surplus fell to RM2.6 billion from RM8.7 there second quarter billion earlier this year when exports fell after news of the U.S. Federal Reserve will reduce the dollar.
Najib administration's Government criticized for wasteful spending before the general election on May 13 to give money to help people despite the global financial crisis. Government made aware of the financial realities of the country when Fitch Ratings, one of the firms international rates, lower credit rating to negative Malaysia last month that severe financial management.
Last year, Malaysia has become one of the fastest growing markets and create a concern after listing several accomplishments through public issue of shares (IPO) is great. It also came in sixth place out of 20 potential markets for growth as listed Bloomberg in January this year.
"Just look at our current situation. Global economic environment changed completely from last year to this year's situation," said Abdul Wahid.
"Last year, a lot of optimism with quantitative mitigation (QE) continues but this year with the announcement of QE measurement reversal, we are looking at the flow of the market to grow back to emerging markets."
While the government is struggling to introduce an immediate remedy to boost investor confidence and improve the economy, he tried to convince people that even if the subsidy is maintained, there will be no comprehensive policy.
"Instead of giving subsidy to the entire population, it is better to make it more of a target subsidies granted to those who served and more need," he said. - 3 September, 2013.
Inflation rate in Malaysia
Friday, September 20, 2013
Inflation rate in Malaysia is expected to rise 2.5 percent in 2013
Inflation rate in Malaysia - The inflation rate is expected to rise to 2.5 percent in 2013, driven by the restructuring of the subsidy program and the potential recovery in demand later this year.
Alliance Research said the overnight policy rate is expected to remain unchanged at three per cent this year, ensuring the accommodative stance of monetary policy and price stability sufficient levels, low levels of inflation risk as compared to recovery.
Economic experts, Manokaran Mottain said Malaysia's inflation slowly declined in line with global commodity prices, especially crude oil prices.
The pump prices of petroleum and other related products has not changed since the time of cessation of restructuring programs of subsidies proposed by the Performance Management and Delivery Unit (Pemandu).
The inflation rate reached a high peak at 3.5 percent in June 2011.
"In the future, although we expect a slower rate of inflation in the first half, the potential reduction of subsidies after the General Election-13 is expected to push a reversal in price pressure in the second half of 2013.
"Overall, we expect inflation to increase to 2.5 per cent, driven by demand recovery later this year, both inside and outside the country," Manokaran said in a research note today.
Inflation eased slightly in December 2012, when the consumer price index grew modestly by 1.2 percent year-on-year compared with 1.3 percent year-on-year in November.
This is the lowest level since February 2010, while lower than market forecasts and projections on 1:38 per Alliance Research at 1.3 percent.
Overall, the inflation rate constant below 1.5 percent in the second half of 2012 remained at 1.3 percent for the period September-November.
Source: Bernama under Inflation rate in Malaysia
Alliance Research said the overnight policy rate is expected to remain unchanged at three per cent this year, ensuring the accommodative stance of monetary policy and price stability sufficient levels, low levels of inflation risk as compared to recovery.
Economic experts, Manokaran Mottain said Malaysia's inflation slowly declined in line with global commodity prices, especially crude oil prices.
The pump prices of petroleum and other related products has not changed since the time of cessation of restructuring programs of subsidies proposed by the Performance Management and Delivery Unit (Pemandu).
The inflation rate reached a high peak at 3.5 percent in June 2011.
"In the future, although we expect a slower rate of inflation in the first half, the potential reduction of subsidies after the General Election-13 is expected to push a reversal in price pressure in the second half of 2013.
"Overall, we expect inflation to increase to 2.5 per cent, driven by demand recovery later this year, both inside and outside the country," Manokaran said in a research note today.
Inflation eased slightly in December 2012, when the consumer price index grew modestly by 1.2 percent year-on-year compared with 1.3 percent year-on-year in November.
This is the lowest level since February 2010, while lower than market forecasts and projections on 1:38 per Alliance Research at 1.3 percent.
Overall, the inflation rate constant below 1.5 percent in the second half of 2012 remained at 1.3 percent for the period September-November.
Source: Bernama under Inflation rate in Malaysia
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