Malaysia’s trade minister noted that the country is experiencing a positive influence on foreign direct investment due to the fluctuation of the ringgit. He emphasized that the currency’s stability is secondary to the medium-term realization of investment projects, typically spanning 18-24 months. Expectations are set for an investment growth rate double that of the GDP’s growth, targeted at 8%-10%. The central bank mentioned its readiness to intervene to manage the ringgit’s volatility and mitigate any adverse effects.