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The six-month moratorium on bank loans announced by Putrajaya yesterday would not be interest free, according to Finance Minister Tengku Zafrul Abdul Aziz.
However, he has asked banks to waive compounded interest and late penalty fees.
However, he has asked banks to waive compounded interest and late penalty fees.
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