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Meshio.com - a Malaysia personal finance blog: Malaysia Banking Institutions’ Base Lending Rate (BLR)

  • Jesper · 2 years ago
    Could you please furnish me the details for the past 10 years BLR of the banks in Malaysia?Thank you
  • vasanta · 10 months ago
    Can you plse keep me posted on the lasted BLR changes after the latest OPR cut announced by BNM on 24th Feb 09 by another 50 basis point to 2.00% plse.

    Thanks
    Vasanta
  • yowchuan · 2 years ago
    Hi Jesper, I am afraid I do not have the archived Base Lending Rate of all the banks in Malaysia. You might need to check with the banks for that. Cheers!
  • Allen Loo · 10 months ago
    Hi, Allen here. How about BLR from 2002 - 2005? Thanks.
  • Ryan · 1 year ago
    What is the past 15 years trend ( range from lowest to the highest? )of BLR in Malaysia?
    thank you
  • Wahida · 1 year ago
    hi!
    can anyone pls share me the past 10 or 15 yrs BLR trend in Malaysia?
    Appreciate that..Thanks!
  • yowchuan · 1 year ago
    I am afraid I only have the latest rates. I believe the historical rates might be obtainable from Bank Negara's archive.

    The following link will show you the Conventional Interbank Rates (CIR), in which our Fixed Deposit Rate and Base Lending Rates are derived from.

    BNM Statistics: http://www.bnm.gov.my/index.php?ch=12&pg;=622

    It can be used as a rough guideline on how the BLR would have been affected by the CIR.
  • Tze · 1 year ago
    Refer to my 3rd post in the following link, hope that helps.

    http://realestate.net.my/forum/viewtopic.php?t=...

    Best Regards.
  • Audrey Lim · 1 year ago
    I need past 3 years of fixed deposit rate in various bank of Malaysia.
  • faezah · 1 year ago
    I need that latest base lending rate
  • Tan S.L · 1 year ago
    Kindly furnish me the BLR trends for the past 15 yrs.
    Thank you.
  • Cheryl · 1 year ago
    Could you please furnish me the details for the past 10 years BLR of the banks in Malaysia?Thank you
  • shaiful · 1 year ago
    appreciate if you could furnish the current BFR 'Base Financing Rate' for Islamic banking in Malaysia. TQ
  • rafieq · 1 year ago
  • yowchuan · 1 year ago
    Thanks rafieq for the informative link. I've also udpated this page with the historical BLR rate since 1976.

    Hope it helps!
  • seetha · 1 year ago
    Hi thr,
    Just curious..do u guys think tht the BLR might go up?
  • yowchuan · 1 year ago
    Hi Seetha, it was supposed to have gone up when Bank Negara was expected to raise the interest rate. However, it seems that Bank Negara has chose to maintain the interest rate at 3.5%, citing the current weakening economy a temporary crisis.

    If the economy is not stagflating and improving, the BLR could really well be maintained at 3.50% throughout the year.
  • seetha · 1 year ago
    Thanks ;)
    what if the economy situation is not favourable in the coming months and next year...what kind of increase in rate can we expect? perhps there are some stdy being made by the BNM that u guys knw of?
  • yowchuan · 1 year ago
    I think the best indicator right now is to look at the rising inflation.

    Here's another piece of information which can tell you about where our economy is heading: http://www.meshio.com/2008/09/malaysia-economi-...
  • sangeetadarwin · 1 year ago
    can u pls give me any article on "market reaction towards changes of base lending rate" or any article related to that tittle pls. i need yr help and Could you please furnish me the details for the past 15 years BLR of the banks in Malaysia?Thank you
  • sflim · 1 year ago
    Economics recession now is happening, what will happen to Malaysia for BLR?
  • yowchuan · 1 year ago
    I don't think Bank Negara will revise the rate until Q12009, despite the rising inflation.
  • imDavidLee · 1 year ago
    im going to buy 1s house and will take variable loan rather than fixed loan...so will depend much on BLR rate...i hope BLR rate do not increase this moment
  • WONG KIAN THENG · 11 months ago
    Did any bank offer refinance for home loan & willing to pay for the lock-in's penalty for customer?
  • yowchuan · 10 months ago
    Wong, most of the refinancing scheme that will help you in paying off the lock-in penalty fee would include the paid penalty fee in the refinanced loan amount. Unless you would really make a significant savings from the refinancing scheme, it's inadvisable to just look at the "Lock-in Penalty Fee Waiver" feature.

    It's also helpful to remember that once you refinance, you'll be locked-in for another 3-5 years.
  • wendy wong · 10 months ago
    BLR go down will affect property market price up?
  • rubendra · 10 months ago
    hi wendy...i am not here to answer your question.just want to know you...haiya....dont be angry...io am ruben 27 m kl indian local.i am 187 cm tall.haha.....i work in DRB HICOM...life is boring i tell you...discussing abt blr, banks, all these....feel like escaping into the nature and never return,,,,,haha....so wendy, how old are you....what do you work as?i really want to know you for no reason.....haha.....ok.....if everyting its ok , just drop me a sms...will be waiting....0102110745....take care.....smile.....
  • yowchuan · 10 months ago
    If only for speculative reasons!
  • rubendra · 10 months ago
    everything is on the increase....materials for housing, food, living cost, toll . they dont spare us anything except our lives....malaysia is in a state where we cant predict what is down the road for us in the next few years to come.one thing they(the government forgot to increase) just one thing.....our salary! i think opposition should be given a chance to run this country........in the next general election....
  • KY · 10 months ago
    What is the latest BLR rate now?
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