I've recently received a mandate to invest in Malaysia stock and MGS. Can anyone share their view about investing in this country and its mid to long-run prospects, risks and other considerations. Appreciate your view!

Can someone tell why the flattening trades are the positive carry trades if the yield curve is inverted? For example 2/5y and 2/10y flatteners.

Can someone tell why the flattening trades are the positive carry trades if the yield curve is inverted? For example 2/5y and 2/10y flatteners.

Can someone tell why the flattening trades are the positive carry trades if the yield curve is inverted? For example 2/5y and 2/10y flatteners.

Can someone explain how to calculate the carry, real yield and breakeven interest rate (BEIR) for inflation-linked bonds? Thanks for your help.

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There has been much talks about this topic but yet we can't get an universal acceptance measure for it. Can anyone give some of the more reliable measures?

Normally it is an inverse relationship. You can see clearly if you pull out the graph of DJIA and some bond indices. Reason being interest rate is generally higher when stock market is doing well, therefore higher interest rate would depress the bond prices.

Could you send the presentations to eehcb@hlbb.hongleong.com.my? Thanks!

<t>It really depends on which aspect you are looking at. Normally, lower real effective forex would help the country's export and thus stimulating the domestic economy(this is what Asian Economies always do as their domestic demands are very limited). However, it could be bad as well, like currently...

Hi amit7ul, i think it should be the historical swap rate, which you can lock in.

Hi, Can somebody tells me what is this 5y5y and 10y20y swap rates? I got this from morgan stanley fixed income report. Appreciate your help!