In June 2025, Malaysia experienced an annual inflation rate of 1.1%, which was slightly lower than market predictions and the 1.2% recorded in May. This represented the lowest inflation rate since February 2021. Core inflation, which excludes unpredictable fresh food and regulated prices, remained steady at a year-on-year rate of 1.8% for the second consecutive month, maintaining its highest pace since November 2023. On a monthly scale, consumer prices increased by 0.1%, consistent with the growth observed in the prior two months.