Abdul Rasheed said Malaysia’s growth will continue to be driven by resilient domestic expenditure underpinned by continued employment and wage growth.
DUBAI: Malaysia expects to see more green and climate-change related investments next year to support economic growth which is projected at four to five per cent, Bank Negara Malaysia’s (BNM) governor Datuk Abdul Rasheed Ghaffour said.
He said the government and the private sector have undertaken a number of multi-year projects that would contribute towards the nation's economic growth from next year onwards.
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