RAM: Foreign fund flow into bonds fell in May to RM1.9b


RAM Ratings said in a statement on Tuesday foreign investors' overall holdings rose by RM1.9bil to RM247.9bil (April: +RM6.4bil), the weakest foreign inflow since September 2020.

KUALA LUMPUR: Foreign investors remained net buyers of Malaysian bonds, albeit at a tapered pace, for the 13th consecutive month in May 2021.

RAM Ratings said in a statement on Tuesday foreign investors' overall holdings rose by RM1.9bil to RM247.9bil (April: +RM6.4bil), the weakest foreign inflow since September 2020.

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