(Bloomberg) -- Investors should buy Malaysia's 20-
year bonds and government and central bank bills due in a year
or less because they are cheaper than the nation's medium-term
notes, according to Citigroup Inc.
The 20-year bond is attractive because of its yield
advantage over other Malaysian government securities, according
to a note sent to clients today by Citigroup's Singapore-based
analysts Chua Hak Bin and Leon Hiew. Hiew confirmed the contents
of the report in a telephone interview.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
year bonds and government and central bank bills due in a year
or less because they are cheaper than the nation's medium-term
notes, according to Citigroup Inc.
The 20-year bond is attractive because of its yield
advantage over other Malaysian government securities, according
to a note sent to clients today by Citigroup's Singapore-based
analysts Chua Hak Bin and Leon Hiew. Hiew confirmed the contents
of the report in a telephone interview.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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