StanChart Bullish on Sri Lanka Bonds; Cites High Yields, Reforms
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Source: BFW (Bloomberg First Word)
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(Bloomberg) -- Standard Chartered shares the bullish sentiment that foreign investors have toward Sri Lankan bonds, Nagaraj Kulkarni, a senior rates strategist at the bank in Singapore, says in an interview.
- Cites high yields and ongoing reforms under IMF program
- NOTE: Foreign investors’ holdings of Sri Lanka govt securities climbed to 263.1b rupees in week ended Aug. 16, from as low as 196.1b rupees in February
- Kulkarni says Indonesia’s two-year govt bonds are likely to remain range bound
- Monetary policy rate drives the short end of yield curve and StanChart doesn’t expect any further rate cuts
- Investors are likely to maintain IDR bond holdings to earn carry
- NOTE: Two-year Indonesia yield has plunged 44bps in August, set for the biggest monthly drop since January
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