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Monthly Fixed Income Report: February 2025


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Monthly Fixed Income Report: February 2024

BIX MALAYSIA
MONTHLY FIXED INCOME REPORT: FEBRUARY 2025


Ringgit Bond and Sukuk market stood at RM2.14 trillion in February 2025

The ringgit bond and sukuk market slightly increased by 1.42% in February compared to the previous month. Total outstanding recorded in February was RM2.14 trillion which gained by 1.42% compared to RM2.11 trillion in January 2025. This outstanding amount contributed from government outstanding at 58.59%, followed by quasi government and corporates at 16.35% and 25.06%, respectively. For the two month of 2025, the local bond market shows positive momentum and expanded by RM0.04 trillion compared to last year, where ringgit bond and sukuk market outstanding totalling amount of RM2.10 trillion as at end December 2024.
 
 Outstanding Amount by Class in January 25 - February 25

Total issuance for ringgit bond and sukuk in February expanded by 48.07% to RM21.47 billion compared to RM14.50 billion in January. The Malaysian Government issuance increased in February to RM6.00 billion compared to RM5.50 billion January while Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) recorded issuance of RM0.70 billion in February, raised by 133.33% compared to issuance of RM0.30 billion in the previous month. 

Corporate issuance increased by 69.77% to RM14.77 billion in February compared to RM8.70 billion in January. AA2/AA/P1/M-1 rated bonds recorded the highest issuance in February with total issuance of RM5.29 billion, accelerated by 14.75% compared to RM4.61 billion in the previous month. There was RM4.40 billion new issuance of government guaranteed in February compared to no issuance in January 2025.


Bond Issuance Jan 25 vs Feb 25

Malaysian Government Securities (MGS) 3-Year yield decreased to 3.43% in February compared to 3.45% in January. The 10-year MGS closed at 3.79% in February compared to 3.81% in January, a slight reduction by 0.02% or 2bps. Government Investment Issues (GII) 3-Year closed at 3.55% and 3.56% in February and January 2025, respectively, a slight decline by 0.01% or 1bps. 10-year GII dropped slightly by 0.01% or 1bps in February, closed at 3.81% compared to 3.82% in January.

3-Year AAA-rated corporate bond and sukuk closed at 3.79% in February compared to 3.82% in January which lessened by 0.03% or 3bps, while the 10-year AAA-rated bond and sukuk closed at 3.97% in February compared to 4.00% in previous month.


Feb25 - Bond Issuance by Ratings

END OF REPORT
4th March 2025

 
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