The ringgit bond and sukuk market grew by 0.72% in November compared to the previous month. Total outstanding recorded in November 2024 was RM2.102 trillion which increased by 0.72% compared to RM2.087 trillion in October 2024. This growth mainly contributed from government outstanding at 58.09%,...
The Malaysian bond market is set to get a boost and attract more foreign investor participation in the debt market, thanks to Bank Negara@s move to allow multilateral development banks (MDBs) and foreign development financial institutions (DFIs) to issue ringgit-denominated bonds.
Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) need to swiftly integrate environmental, social, and governance (ESG) practices into their business operations to maintain their competitiveness in the market and ensure long-term sustainable advantages, Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) said.
Malaysian bonds are turning vulnerable to further outflows as local yields are seen rising along with those on Treasuries with Donald Trump poised to be the next US president.
The ringgit bond and sukuk market grew by 0.24% in October compared to the previous month. Total outstanding recorded in October 2024 was RM2.087 trillion which increased by 0.24% compared to RM2.082 trillion in September 2024. This growth mainly contributed from government outstanding at 58.11%,...
A government backbencher has called on Putrajaya to open the government bond market to retail investors to boost market activity and provide safer investment options for Malaysians.
The ringgit bond and sukuk market grew by 0.72% in November compared to the previous month. Total outstanding recorded in November 2024 was RM2.102 trillion which increased by 0.72% compared to RM2.087 trillion in October 2024. This growth mainly contributed from government outstanding at 58.09%,...
The Malaysian bond market is set to get a boost and attract more foreign investor participation in the debt market, thanks to Bank Negara@s move to allow multilateral development banks (MDBs) and foreign development financial institutions (DFIs) to issue ringgit-denominated bonds.
Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) need to swiftly integrate environmental, social, and governance (ESG) practices into their business operations to maintain their competitiveness in the market and ensure long-term sustainable advantages, Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) said.
Malaysian bonds are turning vulnerable to further outflows as local yields are seen rising along with those on Treasuries with Donald Trump poised to be the next US president.
The ringgit bond and sukuk market grew by 0.24% in October compared to the previous month. Total outstanding recorded in October 2024 was RM2.087 trillion which increased by 0.24% compared to RM2.082 trillion in September 2024. This growth mainly contributed from government outstanding at 58.11%,...
A government backbencher has called on Putrajaya to open the government bond market to retail investors to boost market activity and provide safer investment options for Malaysians.