Asian bonds see first monthly outflow in five on easing US rate-cut hopes


FOREIGN investors significantly reduced their holdings in Asian bonds last month, as traders reassessed their expectations of a U.S. Federal Reserve rate cut amid persistent inflationary pressures.

Additionally, caution over national elections in South Korea and India also affected capital flows into the region.

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