(Bloomberg) -- Malaysian government bonds will
extend gains this year as overseas funds buy them on speculation
the currency will strengthen, said RHB Research Institute.
Investors should purchase 10-year bonds as they will return
more than shorter-dated securities as the so-called yield curve
flattens, said Ray Choy, head of debt market research at the
institute, a unit of RHB Capital Bhd, the nation's fourth-
largest banking group said.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
extend gains this year as overseas funds buy them on speculation
the currency will strengthen, said RHB Research Institute.
Investors should purchase 10-year bonds as they will return
more than shorter-dated securities as the so-called yield curve
flattens, said Ray Choy, head of debt market research at the
institute, a unit of RHB Capital Bhd, the nation's fourth-
largest banking group said.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
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