0253 GMT - Malaysian government bond yields should stay steady, DBS Group Research's Samuel Tse says in a commentary. Government bond yields and the ringgit are "cushioned" by ongoing joint efforts by Malaysia's central bank and the government to repatriate foreign investment income and boost foreign inflows from government-linked entities," the economist says. On the fiscal front, Malaysia's narrowing fiscal deficit will likely keep Malaysian government bond yields "in check," Tse adds. Malaysia's 10-year government bond yield is little changed at 3.825%, according to Tullett Prebon. (ronnie.harui@wsj.com)
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November 27, 2024 21:53 ET (02:53 GMT)
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