Malaysia’s foreign exchange reserves inched up to USD 132.6 billion, rising from USD 132.1 billion previously, according to the latest data updated on 6 November 2026. The increase reflects a slight strengthening in the country’s external buffers.
While the change is modest, the uptick in reserves suggests a stable backdrop for Malaysia’s balance of payments and its ability to meet external obligations. The current level of USD 132.6 billion may be viewed as a supportive factor for currency and financial market confidence, particularly in an environment where investors closely monitor emerging market reserve positions.