Malaysia still on top of EM list


According to a Bloomberg analysis, data last week showed inflation came in at 0.6% in October from a year earlier, compared with its 10-year government bond yield of about 4.17%. The scorecard includes metrics ranging from growth prospects to the state of the current account, sovereign credit ratings and stock and bond valuations.

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia remained at the top of the emerging-market (EM) list, thanks to its current account surplus, relatively stable economic growth outlook and valuations.

According to a Bloomberg analysis, data last week showed inflation came in at 0.6% in October from a year earlier, compared with its 10-year government bond yield of about 4.17%.

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