Malaysia’s foreign exchange reserves rose to $129.7 billion, according to the latest data updated on 8 May 2026. The figure marks a slight increase from the previous level of $128.8 billion, signaling a modest strengthening in the country’s external buffer.
The uptick in reserves suggests Malaysia has marginally expanded its capacity to support the ringgit and meet external obligations, including imports and foreign debt payments. While the increase is not dramatic, it points to continued stability in the country’s external position amid a still-uncertain global economic backdrop.
