Malaysia's leader Anwar Ibrahim just dropped an interesting take on the country's financial outlook. He's betting that debt pressures will start cooling down by late 2028, thanks to the government's push to trim its fiscal deficit. It's one of those moves that could reshape investor confidence in the region—especially if they actually pull it off. Fiscal discipline talks are cheap, but execution? That's where things get real. Worth watching how this plays out for Southeast Asian markets.