Kuala Lumpur, 21 July 2026 – Bank Negara Malaysia will continue strengthening Malaysia’s onshore financial market by encouraging balanced two-way capital flows, reinforcing market resilience while supporting sustainable economic growth and financial stability.

The central bank said maintaining active participation from both domestic and international investors remains an important element of Malaysia’s financial-market development. Balanced inflows and outflows help deepen market liquidity, improve price discovery and reduce the risk of excessive volatility arising from one-sided investment movements.

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Bank Negara to Continue Promoting Two-Way Capital Flows in Onshore Financial Market

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