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    3.4647$
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    3.4647$
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About

MY10Y.GBOND refers to the 10-year Malaysian Government Securities (MGS) bond. It's a debt instrument issued by the Malaysian government with a maturity of ten years. This bond is denominated in Malaysian Ringgit (MYR) and represents the government's commitment to repay the principal amount, along with periodic interest payments (coupon payments), to the bondholder over the specified ten-year period. Investors purchase these bonds as a relatively low-risk investment, providing a fixed income stream, and the yield on this bond serves as a benchmark for the Malaysian economy and other fixed-income securities.
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Factors

Economic Growth: Stronger growth usually leads to higher yields (lower bond prices) as inflation expectations rise.

Inflation: Higher inflation erodes the real value of bond yields, causing prices to fall.

Central Bank Policy: Changes in interest rates by Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) significantly impact bond yields and prices.

Ringgit Performance: A weaker Ringgit may increase bond yields to compensate for currency risk, decreasing bond prices.

Global Interest Rates: Trends in global rates, particularly US Treasury yields, can influence Malaysian government bond yields and prices.

Government Debt Levels: High government debt can raise concerns about default risk, increasing bond yields and decreasing prices.

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