JP Morgan upgrades Malaysia's rating, credits policy reforms, pace of progress


KUALA LUMPUR: JP Morgan has upgraded Malaysia’s rating from underweight to neutral after almost six years, crediting the country’s policy reforms, data centre investments and infrastructure build-up.

In an interview with CNBC yesterday, JP Morgan head of Asia-Pacific (ex-Japan/China), Rajiv Batra said Malaysia’s rapid pace of progress was impressive with a 4.2 per cent gross domestic product growth in the first quarter of 2024.

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