Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has repeatedly affirmed that Malaysia’s unity government will complete its full parliamentary term, with the 15th Dewan Rakyat set to run until automatic dissolution on 19 December 2027 and the latest possible general election date of 17 February 2028. Recent state-level developments, including Johor’s June 2026 dissolution and polls, Negeri Sembilan’s August contest, and Melaka’s August 2026 assembly dissolution, have tested coalition partners but produced no federal trigger such as a no-confidence vote or loss of supply. Anwar has cited the need for economic stability amid external pressures and dismissed early general election speculation, while partners including Barisan Nasional and regional blocs have signaled continued support through the mandate. Trader assessments of dissolution timing therefore center on these public commitments, the absence of acute parliamentary instability, and the constitutional five-year limit rather than immediate snap-election catalysts.