The worst may be over for Malaysia’s debt markets


WITH markets gripped by fear of further capital outflows out of Malaysia, investors have been bracing for a further decline across major asset classes.

The pullback in capital from the bond market in particular has exacerbated the ringgit’s decline this year.

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