PETALING JAYA: With 2018 set to be the year with the largest foreign outflows from the Malaysian bond market since 2008, bond analysts are adopting a cautious stance.
Many are closely monitoring the move by central banks worldwide in terms of liquidity tightening and trade protectionism in the likes of the US-China trade spat amid geopolitical factors. These factors, they concurred, are pertinent in terms of foreign fund flows into the capital market.
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