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Foreign outflows from ringgit bonds at RM12.4b in March
KUALA LUMPUR: Foreign outflows from ringgit bonds might have totaled RM12.4bil in March, based on Bank Negara Malaysia’s annual report data, Maybank Investment Bank Research said.
Foreign interest in bond market still intact
PETALING JAYA: Political development in the country will be on the radar of foreign investors who have been net buyers of Malaysian bonds.
Bargain hunters eye Malaysian assets
KUALA LUMPUR: Investors are going bargain hunting in Malaysia as they expect government policy changes to start bearing fruit.
Bargain hunters eye Malaysian assets after terrible 2019
KUALA LUMPUR: Investors are going bargain hunting in Malaysia as they expect government policy changes to start bearing fruit.
FTSE Russell retains M’sian bonds on WGBI watch list
PETALING JAYA: Stock market indices provider FTSE Russell retained Malaysian bonds on its FTSE World Government Bond Index (WGBI) watch list with the next review due in March next year.
KLCI closes below 1, 600 but ringgit rallies
KUALA LUMPUR: Blue chips ended Friday on a slighter weaker note with the benchmark FBM KLCI below the important 1, 600 level on losses by Sime Plantation and Maybank despite firmer economic data and stronger ringgit.
Malaysia unveils steps to deepen markets as FTSE Review nears
KUALA LUMPUR: Bank Negara announced further steps to increase market liquidity, ahead of an expected decision by FTSE Russell in September on whether to retain ringgit bonds in its index.
Ailing ringgit bonds await lifeline from Malaysia policy review
KUALA LUMPUR: The case is growing for Bank Negara Malaysia to bolster the economy with another interest-rate cut -- and to provide some much-needed encouragement for inflows to the ringgit bond market.
Foreign selling of ringgit bonds slows down in May
KUALA LUMPUR: Foreign appetite for Ringgit bonds remained lacklustre in May with RM4.2bil of outflows in May as the US-China trade tensions intensified, according to Maybank Investment Bank Research.
Global investors are losing patience with Malaysia
KUALA LUMPUR: A year after Malaysia’s historic election, public euphoria surrounding the new government has evaporated. And investors are losing patience too.