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Malaysia’s Bond Market Outflow May Slow on Fiscal, Rate Outlooks

Bloomberg Markets Thursday 30 July 2026, 03:21 UTC By Benjamin Liu 1 min read
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Malaysia’s Bond Market Outflow May Slow on Fiscal, Rate Outlooks Global investors’ retreat from Malaysian debt may ease, supported by the country’s relatively healthy finances and efforts to ease inflationary pressures, market participants said. Foreign funds have sold a net $1.4 billion worth of Malaysian bonds so far in July, the most since October 2024, data compiled by Bloomberg show. It’s also by far the largest such outflow in Asia except China, where data after March are unavailable.

Malaysia’s Bond Market Outflow May Slow on Fiscal, Rate Outlooks Global investors’ retreat from Malaysian debt may ease, supported by the country’s relatively healthy finances and efforts to ease inflationary pressures, market participants said. Foreign funds have sold a net $1.4 billion worth of Malaysian bonds so far in July, the most since October 2024, data compiled by Bloomberg show. It’s also by far the largest such outflow in Asia except China, where data after March are unavailable.
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