MALAYSIA’S government bond yields are likely to stay elevated in the near term as global rates remain under pressure, but the market is expected to retain support from strong domestic and foreign demand.
The ringgit’s stability, contained domestic inflation and Bank Negara Malaysia’s (BNM) policy stance are also set to help limit the extent of any further rise in Malaysian Government Securities (MGS) yields.
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