Foreign investors turned net sellers of Asian bonds in August, recording $457 million in outflows across South Korea, Malaysia, India, Indonesia and Thailand. Rising global yields, inflation concerns and expectations of tighter monetary policy weighed on demand.
Foreign investors turned net sellers of Asian bonds in August, recording $457 million in outflows across South Korea, Malaysia, India, Indonesia and Thailand. Rising global yields, inflation concerns and expectations of tighter monetary policy weighed on demand.
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