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pyropura

Bank Negara: External debt remains manageable

PETALING JAYA: The weaker ringgit contributed to the higher cost of foreign debts.
Malaysia’s total external debt rose 9% to RM908.7bil in 2016, Bank Negara said, which is equal to 73.9% of the country’s gross domestic product (GDP).
Slightly less than two-thirds of the country’s external debt are denominated in foreign currencies. About a third of this debt is made up of interbank borrowings and foreign currency deposits in local banks.

Read more at http://www.thestar.com.my/busine ... SSdEybyjAI4XVfd0.99

cmf_acura

sikit lg tu....kita kn nk berhutang dgn cina bnyk lg....

flying_cow

Yahooo tak sabar nak bayar hutang

Voyagers

Malaysia is a CREDITOR nation.

Malaysia's Net International Investment position (NIIP) at the end of December 2016 recorded a net assets position of RM81.2 billion compared to RM26.5 billion in the third quarter of 2016 (3Q16)

The difference between a country's external financial assets (how much we own other countries assets) and liabilities (how much other country own in us) is NIIP.

A country's external debt includes both its government debt and private debt, and similarly its public and privately held (by its legal residents) external assets are also taken into account when calculating its NIIP.

A positive NIIP value indicates a nation is a creditor nation, while a negative value indicates it is a debtor nation.

As at end of 2016, Malaysia has total external Assets of RM1.735 trillion. This means we own RM1,735 billion of assets in other countries.

On the other hand, Malaysia has total external Liabilities of RM1.653 trillion - which includes our Gross External Debt of RM908.7 billion (a figure that is being used by Pakatan to mislead and scare Malaysians.

This means our Net International Investment Position is POSITIVE RM81.22 billion.

Since it is a positive NIIP, Malaysia is a CREDITOR nation - not Debtor.

Having an increasing External Debt is not necessarily a bad thing, It also signifies that there are more international investment in Malaysia and that our Financial Services Industry is gaining ground as a regional hub.

For example, according to Singapore Govt's official statistics, Singapore's Gross external debt as of end Feb 2017 is SGD1.744 trillion - that is about RM5.5 trillion - or RM5,500 billion.

Hong Kong's reported Gross External Debt as at end 2016 is HK$10.313 trillion or RM5.87 trillion.
http://www.statistics.gov.hk/pub/B10400042016QQ04E0100.pdf

Read here to understand why a high Gross External Debt is good:
https://www.theonlinecitizen.com/…/why-does-singapore-have…/

Voyagers

Hutang luar (external debt) bukan kerajaan sahaja yang ada tetapi merangkumi segala jenis hutang yang dibuat oleh semua sektor dalam Malaysia dari luar negara. Antara yang termasuk dalam hutang luar adalah:
1. Deposit simpanan daripada orang asing di dalam sistem perbankan Malaysia
2. Hutang oleh syarikat swasta tempatan dengan bank atau institusi kewangan luar negara
3. Bon kerajaan yang dimiliki pelabur luar negara tanpa mengira jenis matawang termasuk bon kerajaan dalam Ringgit Malaysia

Hutang luar Malaysia pada tahun 2016 adalah sejumlah RM908.704 billion di mana RM212.851 billion adalah hutang kerajaan yang dimiliki oleh pelabur luar negara.

Daripada RM212.851 billion hutang luar kerajaan tersebut, RM191.764 billion di dalam Ringgit Malaysia dan selebihnya dalam matawang US Dollar, Japanese Yen dan lain-lain. Pendedahan atau exposure hutang luar kerajaan terhadap naik turun kadar tukaran matawang hanyalah RM21.087 billion sahaja.

Hutang kerajaan pula adalah segala jenis bon (Malaysian Goverrnment Securities, Government Investment Issues), Treasury Bills yang diterbitkan untuk membiayai perbelanjaan pembangunan (development expenditure) kerajaan persekutuan.

Setakat 31 Disember 2016, hutang kerajaan berjumlah RM648.745 billion.

Nak hentam kerajaan beza hutang kerajaan dengan hutang luar pun tak tahu?

Takkan pelabur luar negara melabur di dalam bon kerajaan, orang asing simpan duit dalam bank di Malaysia, syarikat swasta buat pinjaman daripada bank luar negara semua salah kerajaan?

Voyagers

According to Singapore Govt's official statistics, Singapore's external debt as of end Feb 2017 is SGD1.744 trillion - that is about RM5.5 trillion - or RM5,500 billion.
Recently, there are people concerned that Malaysia's External Debt using the same international definition as Singapore is at RM908.7 billion.
A higher External Debt does not mean that our country is in trouble. In fact, as in the case of Singapore and Malaysia, it is a good thing as it is a signal for higher investments and deposits into Malaysia and a growing financial market.
This External Debt definition is really very wide and includes both public and private sector, corporate bonds issued by foreign company and subscribed by foreign companies, foreigners deposits int Malaysia bank account etc..
For the record, Malaysia does not owe any money to IMF or World Bank.
Read this article to understand what External Debt really means.


https://www.theonlinecitizen.com ... of-us1-75-trillion/


The article, "World’s top 20 nations with the highest external debt" says Singapore has US$1.76b of external debts which of course resulted in comments expressing shock, awe and beggar belief. "How in this world, Singapore has 1.76 trillion debt when the govt has always emphasized on prudence, saving and reserve building?" is one of the less hysterical or funny. I would have ignored it if it weren't friends who requested a comment.

Those so inclined to "whack the government" or indulge in nightmare fantasies of impending economic doom and financial Armageddon visited on our little nation - the advise is: easy tigers, easy. Have some common sense.

External debt generally relates to the total amount of debt owed by residents to non-residents. Residents include individuals, local companies, foreign companies resident in Singapore, the government and its agencies.

In terms of government debt, the total amount is a tad over S$410b of which close to S$270b is owed to Central Provident Fund (CPF), a captive investor. So we know at least that amount cannot be owed to non-residents. Of the remaining S$140b, we do not know how much is owed to non-residents but given requirements imposed on banks and insurance companies to hold local regulatory capital and liquidity and the general shortage of long term fixed income investments in the overall context of a high savings rate, I would say the proportion of government debt held by non-residents is small (quite like Japan even given its high level of government debt which is the reason it did not have a debt crisis like Greece whose debts is actually smaller than Japan's).

So how come Singapore owed so much to non-residents? The answer is because Singapore is a major financial center and a business hub. Foreign companies operating from Singapore as regional headquarters used the political stability of our nation, transparency of our commercial and financial laws, favourable tax regime and not least the high sovereign credit rating to issue debt targeted at both local and foreign investors. That is to say, they borrow from both resident and non-resident investors to finance their operations and projects across the Asian Pacific region.

Furthermore, the large number of foreign banks lend to borrowers in the Asia Pacific region and accept wholesale, interbank or corporate deposits from the same region. Additionally, the major private banking and wealth management business gathered funds from rich individuals and families from the region, which are then deposited in banks or invested in various assets, most of them foreign.

Therefore given the massive amount of funds flowing from outside Singapore into resident companies and banks in Singapore, it is not surprising at all that Singapore' external debt is so high. The vast majority, if not all of the funds, would have flown out when the resident companies and banks make investments and loans to finance the region. This explains why the total external debt is many times larger than Singapore's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) - we are financing the other economies as well.

In any case, given Singapore's status as a major financial center and business hub, it is spurious to look at total external debt alone without giving consideration to the net external position which includes assets. Given the large overseas investments made by the government, GLCs and local banks and the surplus savings, that should be a net asset position.

CiliPadiSedap

hutang tetap hutang..

Scintilla

Artikel ni membohong......aritu jibby ckp dgn bongkaknya semua pembangunan dia guna duit gst:

dcruins

Hutang Gomen dari 1 trillion tu sekitar RM640 billion, yg selebih nyerr hutang syarikat swasta. yg dipegang pelabur2 asing, dekat2 RM200 bilion. Tu pun 90% ++ dalam ringgit,selebih nyerrr dalam Dollar & currency2 lain.

Aset kiterrr kat luar negara dekat 2-3 kali ganda besar dari hutang gomen RM640 billion, dalam anggaran RM1.7 trillion aset luar negara kiterrr, pelabur luar & rating agency lagi berminat dengan fakta ni untuk menilai stability sesebuah negara, kalau yg politician lagi minat dengan figure trillion tuuuu jerrr...

alieyrina

Masih rendah tahap hutang berbanding senegal

cmf_acura

yer net asset kita tinggi...ekonomi baik....
sebab tu nk beli rumah pun tsk mampooo...
89% pebdapatan bawah..10k...
lebih dari separuh terima brim......bermakna lebih 50% pendapatan udi rumah kirang 4000..

pyropura

Tred tak cakap pun lagi utang 1trillion tu tak baik, eh, tetiba abis terpelancut masuk stetmen2 utk back up berhutang banyak

pyropura

..dan tetiba tanah Dinasti Lee cuci2 wang dipuji dan dijadikan contoh

spiderman80

pyropura replied at 25-3-2017 05:28 PM
..dan tetiba tanah Dinasti Lee cuci2 wang dipuji dan dijadikan contoh

Aritu ada thread pasal hutang luar Singapura sehingga ada forummer gelar Singapura sick man of Asia, ingatkan Singapura dah nak muflis ke apa sehingga terbaca thread ini,  rupa-rupanya posisi dorang baik. External debt means nothing .

spiderman80

Baguslah, Malaysia dengan Singapura masih lagi kukuh.

pyropura

spiderman80 replied at 25-3-2017 05:39 PM
Aritu ada thread pasal hutang luar Singapura sehingga ada forummer gelar Singapura sick man of Asi ...

Tu kena tanya penganalisis cuci cuci wang    

dcruins

Soalan yg warga Singapura sendiri tak tau tentang exposure hutang mereka yg dalam bentuk USD sebenar nyerrr berapa.... , kalau bankrap pun rakyat tak sedar. Kalau tanya lebih, MAS hanya jawab state secret.... , kalau kat M'sia kejap jerrr orang dalam pi bocor kan sampai ada yg kena Banking Act.

sebab tu citerrr mereka bankrap secara teknikal(illiquid)  kekurangan USD 2008-2009 sampai sekarang tak banyak yg tau detail2 dia malah ada yg tak tau langsung, nasib baik Obama hulur swap secara segera masa tu sama2 dengan S.Korea etc.

dcruins

Yang gelar Singapura sick man of asia tuuuu, Reuters punyerrr orang daaaa, artikel dia jadi inspirasi gelaran tuuu...


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Abandoned at sea                                                    6 December 2016

https://www.breakingviews.com/features/singapore-stresses-under-a-wealth-of-worries/


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https://www.breakingviews.com/journalist/una-galani/

Una Galani               
                        Una Galani is an Associate Editor of Reuters Breakingviews, based in Hong Kong. She spent three years in Dubai covering the region’s economies in the immediate aftermath of the Arab Spring. Previously, Una wrote on capital markets, mergers and acquisitions, and telecoms across Europe from London. She was commended in the category of Young Financial Journalist at the Harold Wincott Awards for 2009 after joining Breakingviews in 2006. Una read English Literature at Oxford. Follow Una on Twitter @ugalani            

dcruins

Sepatut nyerrr kiterrr yg bankrap, tapi mereka pulak yg bankrap diam2 kekurangan USD 2008-2009...

Mana nak letak muka kalau2 detail2 citer ni keluar semua nyerr, mana boleh 1st World punyerrr negara bankrap technical, kalau 3rd World macam M'sia,Indon ya baru boleh dimata mereka, sebab mereka gelar kiterrr Mudland Bolehland & macam2 lagi.....

dodolgemok

pyropura replied at 25-3-2017 05:27 PM
Tred tak cakap pun lagi utang 1trillion tu tak baik, eh, tetiba abis terpelancut masuk stetmen2 utk  ...

Sendiri kantoikan diri sendiri. Lepastu dtg pulak cacai buruk2 kan singapork pulak. Paham dah akal cacai tersebut