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Shrinking yield premiums and potential Bank of Japan rate hikes threaten to spark a massive exodus of Japanese investment from Malaysian debt.

Higher global rates and domestic term premiums are driving MGS and GII yields upward ahead of the September FOMC meeting.

The local currency closed the week stronger against the greenback despite a volatile global bond market.

Malaysia's currency maintains upward momentum against the greenback amid fluctuating US Treasury yields and shifting investor sentiment.

Malaysia saw a significant influx of foreign capital into its bond market even as yields remained volatile due to global and domestic economic pressures.

Malaysia’s international reserves saw a modest decline last month, marking the first such decrease since earlier this spring.
