KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia’s bond market attracted RM18.30bil of net foreign inflows for 2020 due to the attractive real yield valuations, according to Malaysian Rating Corporation (MARC).
In its statement on Thursday, it said foreign investors had been adding local bonds to their portfolios since May. The total net foreign inflows were led by Malaysian Government Securities (MGS) (+RM13.4bil), followed by Malaysian Treasury Bills (+RM3.8bil) and Government Investment Issues (GII) (+RM3.7bil).
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