Spike in government bond yield

By NG BEI SHAN

Soft ringgit and macro factors put selling pressure on Malaysian Government Securities

PETALING JAYA: A weaker ringgit coupled with external headwinds have caused yields for Malaysian Government Securities (MGS) to climb to as much as 50 basis points (bp) since July.

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