Careful borrowing to safeguard Malaysia’s fiscal position 


While the report said the country’s debt management for 2026 to 2030 remains broadly manageable, heightened risks have clearly emphasised the need to enhance fiscal buffers.

DEBT management in line with global best practices will be central to Malaysia’s path forward, says the Fiscal Outlook 2026.

According to the report, these efforts would be critical to sustain a stable debt trajectory, while ensuring fiscal resilience and maintaining macroeconomic stability.

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