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LPPSA loan moratorium should be seen in household context, says Cuepacs

LPPSA loan moratorium should be seen in household context, says Cuepacs
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Why statutory debt limit of 60% has not been breached

THERE has been some confusion as to what Malaysia’s debt-to-GDP ratio should be, specifically whether the 60% statutory debt limit has been breached. Under normal circumstances, the country’s debt-to-GDP ratio should be at 62.2% exceeding the 60% debt ceiling that was raised temporarily from 55% from last August to end-2022 to bolster its fiscal position to counter the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Bad housing loans a ticking time bomb | Daily Express Online - Sabah s Leading News Portal

Published on: Sunday, January 17, 2021 By: Jason Loh Text Size: WITH the reimposition of the movement control order (MCO) which impacts the economy though less severe so compared to MCO 1.0, we may be witnessing the beginning of a housing loans crisis in the making. This near-apocalyptic scenario may not sound palatable for banking stocks and could well be just hypothetical. But we need to ensure such a hypothetical scenario can be averted and also simultaneously prepare to mitigate the fallout should pre-emption be not possible.  The backdrop to this is Malaysia being well-known as having one of highest household debt ratios in Asia and the highest in Asean. Looking at the data, our household debt to GDP ratio was reported at 82.2pc in June 2019. Bank Negara’s Financial Stability Review (Second Half, 2019) highlighted that household indebtedness level increased to 82.7 as at the end of 2019, driven by housing loans. According to Bank Negara Malaysia’s Financial Stability Re

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