The 15th Malaysian Parliament, which first convened on 19 December 2022, faces automatic dissolution on 19 December 2027 unless the Yang di-Pertuan Agong acts earlier on the Prime Minister’s advice, triggering a general election within 60 days. Trader focus centers on whether Anwar Ibrahim’s unity government coalition will hold until the full term or seek an earlier dissolution amid ongoing strains with partners such as Barisan Nasional and internal PKR tensions. Recent state polls in Johor and Negeri Sembilan in mid-2026 produced mixed results that cooled earlier snap-election speculation, while Anwar has publicly reaffirmed commitment to the current mandate through at least the 2027 budget cycle. Key upcoming catalysts include the October 2026 parliamentary sitting, potential by-elections from vacant seats, and any shifts in coalition negotiations or economic pressures that could alter the Prime Minister’s assessment of timing.