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Malaysia Set to Hold Rates as Investors Bet on Tightening Ahead
Source: Bloomberg
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Malaysia’s central bank is widely expected to keep interest rates unchanged on Thursday, as subdued inflation reduces pressure to tighten even with resilient economic growth. The likely hold suggests a relatively stable near-term rate path, limiting immediate upside or downside catalysts for bond yields.
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