(Bloomberg) -- Overseas investors slowed overall
purchases of securities issued by the Malaysian government and
central bank in March, according to data published by the central
bank on its Web site.
Total foreign holdings of bills, government bonds and
corporate debt rose 3.3 percent to 44.6 billion ringgit ($13.1
billion), the most since at least 2001, Bank Negara Malaysia said.
The increase was 15 percent in February.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
purchases of securities issued by the Malaysian government and
central bank in March, according to data published by the central
bank on its Web site.
Total foreign holdings of bills, government bonds and
corporate debt rose 3.3 percent to 44.6 billion ringgit ($13.1
billion), the most since at least 2001, Bank Negara Malaysia said.
The increase was 15 percent in February.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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