PETALING JAYA: Malaysia’s international reserves are expected to face pressure from capital outflows as the country posted the biggest fall year-to-date of US$3.6bil (RM15.86bil) in the first 15 days of this month.
Bank Negara announced that the country’s international reserves fell below the US$110bil mark to US$109.2bil (RM481.03bil) as of June 15 compared with US$112.8bil (RM496.88bil) at end-May.
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