RM273.9 billion, an increase of RM9.8 billion from 2014. He revised this in January following a sharp drop in global crude oil price and the devastating flood that ravaged the east coast states in the country. Despite announcing cuts to operating expenditure that could trim RM5.5 billion from government spending, Najib maintained that allocations for development totalling RM48.5 billion will be maintained. References External links 2015 Budget | Prime Minister's Office of Malaysia Laporan Ekonomi 2014/2015 Malaysian budgets 13th Parliament of Malaysia 2014 in Malaysian politics Malaysian federal