South Korean, Malaysian bonds get massive foreign inflows in March
2 Min Read April 14 (Reuters) - Foreigners continued to purchase Asian bonds in March, but the inflows were mainly focussed on South Korean bonds, as investors searched for safety among emerging-market bonds. Overseas investors bought a net $7.4 billion worth of Asian bonds in March, the 10th consecutive inflow, data from regulatory authorities and bond market associations in South Korea, Malaysia, India, Indonesia and Thailand showed. South Korean bonds saw a record inflow of $8.1 billion last month, the data showed. “South Korean bonds tend to see outsized inflows during times of market v...
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