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Malaysian economy set to grow 4%-5% this year - Vimarsana News

Malaysian economy set to grow 4%-5% this year

PETALING JAYA: Malaysia’s economy is expected to grow between 4% and 5% in 2024 and one of the key measures that have been introduced by the government is the economic tie-up between Malaysia and Singapore to set up a special economic zone (SEZ), said Manulife Investment Management (Manulife IM).

Manulife Investment Mgmt Foresees More Targeted Stimulus Measures from CN in 2H, Supporting Entire Asian Mkt - Vimarsana News

Manulife Investment Mgmt Foresees More Targeted Stimulus Measures from CN in 2H, Supporting Entire Asian Mkt

Murray Collis, Chief Investment Officer, Fixed Income, Asia (ex Japan) at Manulife Investment Management, believed that, following the slowdown in Chi...

Foreign investors pour $1.1 bn into Indian bonds in June - Vimarsana News

Foreign investors pour $1.1 bn into Indian bonds in June

Asian bonds recorded net foreign inflows for a fourth straight month in June, supported by expectations of less aggressive monetary tightening measures from the U.S. ......

Asian bonds: Asian bonds see foreign inflows for fourth straight month - Vimarsana News

Asian bonds: Asian bonds see foreign inflows for fourth straight month

Asian bonds saw net foreign inflows for the fourth consecutive month in June, as foreign investors bought a net $4.24bn worth of bonds in India, Indonesia, Malaysia, South Korea and Thailand. However, the figure was down from May's $10.1bn net inflows. Inflationary pressures have eased across the region while expectations

Asian bonds see foreign inflows for fourth straight month - Vimarsana News

Asian bonds see foreign inflows for fourth straight month

(Reuters) - Asian bonds recorded net foreign inflows for a fourth straight month in June, supported by expectations of less aggressive monetary tightening measures from the U.S. Federal Reserve and easing local inflationary pressures.