PETALING JAYA: Strong signals of an overnight policy rate (OPR) cut next month or in July coupled with ample domestic liquidity and strong fundamentals are set to spur Malaysian bonds and renew foreign interest in the debt market.
After a sell-off in the bond market following FTSE Russell’s statement on April 16 that it may remove the country from its world bond index citing concern about market liquidity, Malaysia’s 10-year bond is holding up steadily and poised to rise.
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