一马公司未还20亿到期贷款

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摘要: 英文财经杂志《The Edge》报道，一个大马发展有限公司（1MDB）无法于12月31日贷款期限到期时，偿还约20亿令吉贷款。彭博通讯社（Bloomberg）引述该报报道指， ...

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吉隆坡6日訊）英文財經雜誌《The Edge》報道，一個大馬發展有限公司（1MDB）無法於12月31日貸款期限到期時，償還約20億令吉貸款。
彭博通訊社（Bloomberg）引述該報報道指，馬來亞銀行與興業銀行已給予一馬公司通融，延長償還貸款期限至本月30日。第一次的貸款期限是在11月30日。
一馬公司發言人受詢及此事時，拒絕回應此事。
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导致马币下跌？

1MDB’s failure to settle debt seen driving down the ringgit — economist

By Ahmad Naqib Idris / The Edge Financial Daily | January 7, 2015 : 10:04 AM MYT
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KUALA LUMPUR: 1Malaysia Development Bhd’s (1MDB) failure to settle a RM2 billion loan to local lenders has been a factor behind the extended drop in the ringgit against the dollar, an economist said.

The Edge Financial Daily, quoting sources, reported yesterday that the sovereign fund had missed its Dec 31, 2014, deadline for settlement of the loan, and had received an extension up to Jan 30, 2015, to settle the outstanding payment.

The RM2 billion amount was part of a RM5.5 billion debt taken through its subsidiary Powertek Investment Holdings Sdn Bhd in May 2014 to refinance a RM6.17 billion bridging loan taken in 2012 to part finance the purchase of power assets.

The remaining RM3.5 billion has been converted into a 10-year term loan due in August 2024.

An economist, attached to a local bank-backed research house who declined to be quoted, said that while factors such as the drop in oil prices and worries of a twin deficit had influenced the overall weakness of the ringgit, the currency’s decline past the RM3.50 level could have been due to 1MDB.

“1MDB’s failure to settle the RM2 billion loan has added to concerns about the overall financial stature of the sovereign fund, which has a knock-on effect on the ringgit, as we are not sure how much of its debt is backed by the government,” he told theedgemarkets.com.

He said that 1MDB’s situation had further stoked worries regarding the Malaysian government’s financials.

He however, said that 1MDB aside, the performance of the ringgit would largely depend on oil prices.

“Principally, the main concern is on oil prices, which has resulted in some selling pressure for the ringgit, due to Malaysia’s position as a net oil exporter,” he added.

According to Bloomberg data, the ringgit has weakened to RM3.5553 against the US dollar, its lowest since 2009. Meanwhile, Brent crude oil hovered around US$53.50 per barrel.

This article first appeared in The Edge Financial Daily, on January 7, 2015.