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Move to hold rates may attract foreign inflows into Malaysia
PETALING JAYA: The move to hold the key benchmark rate unchanged may attract foreign capital flows into Malaysian bonds but much will be dictated by external headwinds after the latest data showed lower foreign holdings of local bonds.
MGS yields fall as central bank in Asia cut key rates, MARC says
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian Government Securities (MGS) yields fell in August as central banks in several Asian countries cut their key interest rates and increased the pressure on Bank Negara Malaysia to follow suit.
Argentine opposition leader - no point in having oil if multinationals take it away
MADRID (Reuters) - Argentina's Peronist candidate for president, Alberto Fernandez, said on Thursday there was no point in having oil if international companies came to take it away, suggesting a government he led would not be friendly to foreign investors.
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.
Higher govt bond issuance seen
PETALING JAYA: Malaysian government bond issuance is expected to increase by at least 2% this year, according to AmBank Research.
Sarwa Capital IPO flop sounds alarm for Egypt before US$6bil selling spree
CAIRO: A bleak debut for Sarwa Capital’s stock would have been bad enough but it may also be an omen for Egypt’s plans to raise over £100bil (US$6bil) in its state divestment drive.
Last bull abandons Chinese stocks as global fund managers turn from net buyers to sellers
Foreign investors have bought US$40b of mainland equities in the first nine months of the year
Ringgit still has upside, says AmBank Research
KUALA LUMPUR: The ringgit still has its upside as it will benefit from the country’s strong linkage in the global supply chain amid robust global export volumes, says AmBank Research.
Can the US dollar rally last?
The US dollar is in rally mode. It first picked up steam as the 10-year Treasury yield edged towards the psychological level of 3% which it eventually breached.
Russia's spat with West not yet denting demand for its stocks and bonds
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Moscow's relations with the West may have sunk to a new post-Cold War low, but foreign appetite for Russian bonds is yet to be significantly dented and local firms' overseas capital-raising plans are still set to go ahead.