Malaysia’s central bank (BNM) today kept its policy rate on hold at 3.25% at a monetary policy meeting that will be Governor Zeti’s last after 16 years at the helm. We continue to think rates will be kept unchanged this year, but uncertainty around the BNM governor succession is a risk.
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