Bank Negara reports the international reserves of the Central Bank amounted to USD114.6 billion as of 30 December 2022, the figure is much higher compared to US$109.7 billion in November.
The reserves level has taken into account the quarterly foreign exchange revaluation changes. The reserve position is sufficient to finance 5.2 months of imports of goods and services and is 1.0 times the total short-term external debt.
Here’s the breakdown based on assets and liabilities
Gold and Foreign Exchange and Other Reserves including SDRs 503,285,359,153 * Malaysian Government Papers 12,821,955,059 Deposits with Financial Institutions 2,936,790,129 Loans and Advances 23,693,746,121 Land and Buildings 4,141,643,863 Other Assets 72,058,423,359 618,937,917,684
