EIU: Malaysia to score well in key sovereign risk indicators


The report highlighted that Malaysia’s debt-to-service ratio for 2022/2023 was also less than 10%, the country’s significant off-budget liabilities were also categorised as “small”, while the average annualised current account balance as a percentage of 2022/2023 GDP is in surplus.

KUALA LUMPUR: A white paper by the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) has outlined indications that Malaysia is expected to score well on five out of eight key sovereign risk indicators for selected Asian emerging markets.

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