Kementerian Kewangan

💰 Kerajaan MADANI menyediakan kemudahan pembiayaan mikro berjumlah lebih RM5 bilion bagi membantu rakyat untuk membuka peluang meningkatkan taraf hidup.

✨ Lebih 400,000 usahawan mikro dijangka memanfaatkan pembiayaan sehingga RM100,000.

🏦 Pembiayaan disalurkan melalui agensi dan institusi kewangan pembangunan seperti AIM, BSN,TEKUN Nasional, MARA, Agrobank dan Bank Rakyat.

⛱️ Inisiatif ini bagi menyokong usahawan mikro termasuk peniaga kecil, penjaja pasar malam, wanita,belia, pekerja gig, lepasan TVET, kontraktor kecil, pesawah padi serta golongan asnaf.

📌 Bagi skim tertentu, kadar pembiayaan ditawarkan serendah 3% setahun.

🌱 Kerajaan komited memastikan peluang pembiayaan yang lebih mudah, adil dan tidak membebankan demi membantu rakyat membina masa depan yang lebih baik terutama dalam menghadapi tekanan Krisis Bekalan Global.

SIARAN MEDIA KEMENTERIAN KEWANGAN

Pada 14 Mei 2026, Kementerian Kewangan Malaysia telah menerima kunjungan delegasi Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) dan Kerajaan Maghribi sempena OECD Mission on Informality to Malaysia yang berlangsung pada 14 hingga 15 Mei 2026. Delegasi Magribi tersebut diketuai oleh Encik Tarik El Asri, Pengarah Bahagian Pemulihan Ekonomi, Kementerian Ekonomi dan Kewangan Kerajaan Maghribi serta turut diiringi oleh Dr. Bruno De Menna, Economist/ Policy Analyst di Social Economy and Innovation Unit, OECD. Delegasi Kementerian Kewangan Malaysia diketuai oleh Puan Siti Norazlina binti Seni, Timbalan Setiausaha Bahagian Cukai.

Misi ini bertujuan mempelajari pendekatan serta amalan terbaik Malaysia dalam aspek pemformalan ekonomi, pembangunan perusahaan kecil dan sederhana (PKS) serta pengukuhan sosio-ekonomi.

Perbincangan turut menyentuh pelbagai isu dasar lain termasuk reformasi percukaian, peluasan perlindungan sosial, layanan percukaian bagi menyokong perlindungan sosial, serta penyediaan insentif kewangan kepada rakyat bagi meningkatkan kesejahteraan dan keterangkuman ekonomi.
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On 14 May 2026, Malaysia’s Ministry of Finance welcomed a delegation from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development and the Kingdom of Morocco in conjunction with the OECD Mission on Informality to Malaysia, held from 14 - 15 May 2026. The Moroccan delegation was led by Mr. Tarik El Asri, Director of the Economic Recovery Division, Ministry of Economy and Finance of the Kingdom of Morocco and accompanied by Dr. Bruno De Menna, Economist/ Policy Analyst at the Social Economy and Innovation Unit, OECD. The Ministry of Finance Malaysia delegation was led by Ms. Siti Norazlina binti Seni, Deputy Undersecretary of Tax Division.

The mission aims to explore Malaysia’s approaches and best practices in economic formalisation, SME development and strengthening the socio-economic.

Discussions also covered key policy areas including tax reform, expansion of social protection, tax treatment to support social protection, and financial incentives for citizens to enhance wellbeing and economic inclusivity.

US-ASEAN BUSINESS COUNCIL (US-ABC) MALAYSIA BUSINESS MISSION 2026 MEETING WITH MINISTER FINANCE II
14 MAY 2026, PUTRAJAYA

YB Senator Datuk Seri Amir Hamzah Azizan, Minister Finance II (YBMKII) received the US-ASEAN Business Council (US-ABC) delegation led by Ambassador Brian D. McFeeters (ret.) together with representatives from leading US multinational companies for their business mission meeting.

The discussion focused on strengthening Malaysia-US economic cooperation including issues on resilient supply chains, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and digital infrastructure, semiconductors, aerospace, healthcare, energy transition and advanced manufacturing.

YBMKII highlighted that Malaysia continues to record strong investor confidence, supported by consistent and data-driven economic policies, strong economic growth and a clear fiscal reform agenda. Malaysia also reaffirmed its commitment to enhancing the ease of doing business involving strengthening customs and digitalisation systems, accelerating AI adoption and workforce upskilling, at the same time deepening partnerships with global investors in building resilient and trusted regional supply chains.

Leading US companies including IBM, Coca-Cola, Micron, Boeing, Abbott, Procter & Gamble, Philip Morris, Moody’s and others reiterated their long-term confidence in Malaysia and expressed interest in expanding investments and strategic collaboration.

This engagement reflects Malaysia’s continued efforts to position itself as a competitive, innovation-driven and sustainable economic hub in the region.

SARA Bulanan membantu rakyat setiap bulan, sepanjang tahun✨

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 8 juta penerima telah memanfaatkan SARA Bulanan pada awal Mei 2026
🛒 RM2.6 bilion dibelanjakan bagi membantu meringankan kos sara hidup rakyat
📍 Kelantan, Terengganu, Perlis, Kedah, Sabah dan Sarawak antara negeri tertinggi memanfaatkan bantuan ini

Semak kelayakan anda melalui:
🌐 sara.gov.my atau aplikasi MyKasih

Bagi sebarang pertanyaan, cadangan, aduan atau maklum balas berkaitan pelaporan kredit, orang ramai boleh mengimbas kod QR yang tertera atau melalui pautan berikut:

https://ppapk.treasury.gov.my/index.php/ms/borang-aduan-maklumbalas.

COURTESY CALL BY H.E YEO SEUNG-BAE AMBASSADOR OF THE REPUBLIC OF KOREA IN MALAYSIA ON YB SENATOR DATUK SERI AMIR HAMZAH AZIZAN, MINISTER FINANCE II
13 MAY 2026, PUTRAJAYA

YB Senator Datuk Seri Amir Hamzah Azizan, Minister Finance II received a courtesy call from H.E. YEO Seung-bae, Ambassador Republic of Korea to Malaysia on 13 May 2026.

Malaysia and Korea reaffirmed their long-standing strategic partnership and shared commitment to strengthening cooperation across key sectors including energy security, semiconductors, trade, defence, infrastructure, food security and advanced manufacturing.

Both sides acknowledged the growing impact of global geopolitical tensions and supply chain disruptions, underscoring the importance of resilient supply chains, trusted partnerships and enhanced regional collaboration to safeguard economic stability and long-term growth. The discussions highlighted Malaysia’s continued role as a reliable energy supplier to Korea while both countries explored opportunities to expand cooperation in strategic industries.

Both countries reaffirmed their commitment to deeper ASEAN cooperation, stronger people-to-people exchanges and enhanced collaboration in future-oriented industries to build a more resilient and interconnected regional economy.

📢 Pelarasan Harga Runcit Petroleum
14 Mei - 20 Mei 2026

Peningkatan risiko di zon konflik dan risiko gangguan laluan di Selat Hormuz terus memberi tekanan kepada bekalan minyak global sekali gus mempengaruhi harga pasaran .

Harga runcit Diesel di Semenanjung Malaysia serta harga runcit petrol RON95 tanpa subsidi dan RON97 diturunkan berikutan harga pasaran antarabangsa bagi tempoh 14 Mei 2026 hingga 20 Mei 2026:

⛽ RON97 ⬇️ 20 sen pada → RM4.70 seliter
⛽ RON95 tanpa subsidi ⬇️ 15 sen pada → RM3.87 seliter
⛽ RON95 bersubsidi (BUDI95) ➡️ kekal RM1.99 seliter
⛽ Petrol bersubsidi (SKPS) ➡️ pada RM2.05 seliter
🚛 Diesel Semenanjung Malaysia ⬇️ 30 sen pada RM4.87 seliter
🚛 Diesel Bersubsidi (SKDS) ➡️ pada RM2.15 seliter
🚛 Diesel Sabah, Sarawak & Labuan ➡️ kekal pada RM2.15 seliter

Kerajaan akan terus memantau rapi perkembangan pasaran dan menyelaras harga petroleum bagi memastikan kestabilan harga serta kesejahteraan rakyat.

SIARAN MEDIA KEMENTERIAN KEWANGAN

Fahmi Fadzil
Kementerian Komunikasi
Jabatan Penerangan Malaysia

Strengthening Ties: Malaysia & Tanzania Knowledge Exchange

We were honored to host a distinguished delegation from the Ministry of Finance and the National Audit Office of Tanzania today at the Ministry of Finance, Malaysia.

Organized in collaboration with Open University Malaysia (OUM), this visit marks a significant milestone in our bilateral relations. We welcomed 27 participants for a specialized mobility program titled "Public Sector Risk Mitigation through AI-Enabled Planning and Budgeting".

In today's volatile economic climate, integrating Artificial Intelligence (AI) into financial governance is a necessity for resilience. During the session, experts from our Fiscal and Economics Division (FED) and the National Budget Office (NBO) shared insights on:

• Fiscal Resilience: Managing public sector risks and national debt to ensure long-term stability.
• Budget Planning: Strategies for effective formulation and performance monitoring mechanisms.
• AI Integration: Exploring how technology can enhance existing workflows and oversight roles.

While our frameworks may differ, our goals are universal: establishing clear accountability and ensuring financial stability for our nations. We are proud to be part of this professional development journey and look forward to future strategic collaborations.

Karibu sana to our Tanzanian friends!