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Malaysia Bonds Lag Peers in August on Supply, Rate-Hike Concerns
Source: Bloomberg
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Malaysian bonds saw Southeast Asia’s worst performance in August as investors grew cautious about long-dated note supply and the risk of an interest-rate hike. The concerns in the long end of the curve pressured sentiment and likely weighed on pricing for longer maturities. Overall, the episode points to heightened duration and rate-risk sensitivity among regional bond investors.
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