Public sector's deficit to increase to 7.0pct of GDP in 2027, as NFPCs spend more
KUALA LUMPUR: The consolidated public sector’s deficit is projected to increase to seven per cent of gross domestic product (GDP) in 2027, from -6.0 per cent in this year’s revised estimate number, according to the Finance Ministry.
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