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Short-Selling Sovereign Bonds A Tall Order?

Dr. Suresh Ramanathan, Independent FX Strategist

05-Apr-17 09:35

Short-Selling Sovereign Bonds A Tall Order?

Bank Negara has plans to ease up on rules pertaining to short-selling of Malaysian government bonds. Dr. Suresh considers the implications for such a move.


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