Malaysian bond outflows to ease on Fed cut bets, lower dollar


Foreign outflows from Malaysia’s domestic bond market may ease, according to Convera Singapore, as growing expectations of Federal Reserve interest-rate cuts begin to shift investor sentiment.

Global funds withdrew US$1.2 billion from Malaysian sovereign debt last month, the largest outflow since October, as the dollar gained for the first time this year. 

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