October saw net outflow of RM541m from fixed-income market


In October, corporate bond issuance was RM5.9bil compared with RM14.90bil in September.

KUALA LUMPUR: Foreign interest in the Malaysian fixed-income market was subdued in October, with a marginal net outflow of RM541.30mil as investors sought higher risk assets, according to RAM Ratings.

This was in contrast with a net inflow of RM908mil in September, according to a statement issued on Monday.

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