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Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) mengakui persekitaran ekonomi global kini terlalu tidak menentu sehingga menjejaskan ketepatan sesuatu unjuran.

Bagaimanapun,Timbalan Gabenor BNM, Datuk Marzunisham Omar berkata, pihaknya tetap bersiap siaga untuk menghadapi sebarang risiko dengan membangunkan beberapa ramalan senario.

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00:00Bank Negara Malaysia BNM mengakui persekitaran ekonomi global kini sangat tidak menentu sehingga menjejaskan ketepatan sesuatu unjuran.
00:09Bagaimanapun, Timbalan Governor BNM, Datuk Marzu Nisham Omar berkata pihaknya tetap bersiap-siaga dengan membangunkan beberapa senario dalam berdepan kesan
00:20konflik di Asia Barat.
00:49Beliau berkata demikian dalam sesi wacana ekonomi Malaysia dan perbincangan panel 2026 anjuran BNM di Kuala Lumpur pada Khamis.
00:58Jelasnya dalam unjuran semasa, ekonomi global dijangka berkembang antara 2.7 hingga 3.2% tahun ini, disokong dasar moneteri
01:08dan fiskal yang kukuh.
01:10Sementara itu, Ketua Ahli Ekonomi Maybank Investment Bank Sohaimi Ilyas berkata, krisis ini bukan sekadar isu tenaga tetapi telah meluas
01:19kepada pelbagai sektor ekonomi.
01:21But there's also the issue of even if we have de-escalation of some form in the Middle East crisis,
01:30the next question is the disruption risk.
01:33Will things go back to normal ASIP or will it take time to crank up production of crude oil after
01:41the disruption that happened, after the strikes on facilities, infrastructure upstream all the way to downstream at the logistic point
01:48and whether the reopening, we're going to see a full reopening of a state of Hormus.
01:54Dalam masa sama, pakar ekonomi di Pusat Penyelidikan dan Latihan Bank-Bank Pusat Asia Tenggara, Dr. Nur Ain Syahrir menegaskan,
02:02kesan krisis ini turut mempengaruhi corak persepsi masyarakat yang membentuk realiti ekonomi.
02:10So currently the shocks that happen is the supply shocks. It's what happened in the Hormus trade. The oil price
02:19disruptions, the production chain disruptions, that is currently, the monetary policy cannot increase or decrease to like control that.
02:31So it's the supply shock. It's the first round. Unless the supply shocks spill over or it permeates and affects
02:40consumption, affects the investment, then this is now the second round effect.
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